Sentence examples for not particularly hot from inspiring English sources

In flavor, as opposed to temperature, they're not particularly hot.

The instrument's readings showed that the site of the eruption was not particularly hot, indicating that the eruption of steam and ash had originated from at least several hundred yards underground.

If you sweat more than the average person and it's not particularly hot you might want to try putting on a jumper.

The aromatic lemon rice was nonthreatening, and even the starred tamarind version wasn't particularly hot.

But the French Open wasn't particularly hot, and obviously the last few weeks here have been cold, too.

It had not been particularly hot onstage.

(The bombers were wearing jackets, and it was July, although not a particularly hot day - I myself remember wearing a jacket on July 7).

It wasn't a particularly hot day – I was wearing a jacket.

It wasn't a particularly hot day in the High Wycombe graveyard, but the 47-year-old nurse chose to sit on a nearby bench to rest – perhaps drained by the reminder that her daughter, Charlotte, was at the time almost six years dead.

While May might not have been particularly hot to you, it sure was on average for our planet, says NASA.

This has not been a particularly hot summer, but it is playing out as one in the national LGBT community.