Sentence examples for not particularly pretty from inspiring English sources

Getting there was not particularly pretty.

A narrow strip of sandy beach flanked by villas and nondescript hotels, it's not particularly pretty.

It's not particularly pretty (even the pink version is less than glamorous), but it has a certain utilitarian appeal.

"I don't know," she said, gesturing at the sky, which was not particularly pretty or interesting that afternoon.

Barmy army bar guide East London: Like most Barmy Army members, East London is not particularly pretty.

The results can be more or less pretty, and when it is not it is because the forces behind them are not particularly pretty, either.

If the photos are anything to go by, I wasn't particularly pretty, and certainly not thin.

Flash on mobile isn't particularly pretty, and the iPad in particular proved that users didn't need it.

"I did feel a bit self-conscious that ours wasn't particularly pretty, or fashionable," she admits, "but this was superseded by a smug feeling when I saw flustered mothers struggling with the disassembly of the 'Porsche' buggies… For the uninitiated I would advise to think where you go regularly, how you get there and how easy the pushchair is to collapse one-handed".

They certainly aren't particularly pretty.

Jones' six punts against the Seahawks weren't particularly pretty, but they were effective.