Sentence examples for not remotely interesting from inspiring English sources

Surgery is not remotely interesting to them.

He was icy calm as Perry interviewed him pre-prison, and not remotely interesting about the experience afterwards.

Cooper is a tough nut to crack — he suffers from forgetfulness and the filmmakers' insistence on making that forgetfulness cutesy — but he's not remotely interesting.

Doesn't anyone feel cheated that the Rock has been turned into such an elaborate piece of special effects that he's not remotely interesting as a movie star, as a human being, or even as a famous body?

The subplots involving Mary Todd Lincoln Sallyy Field and Robert Todd Lincoln Josephph Gordon-Levitt) are both somewhat cliche (she is still mourning their late youngest child while he feels obligated to serve with the Union army) and not remotely interesting, especially when compared to the political and legal tiddly-winks being played on the main stage.

Furthermore, if you pick out people and companies in advance, you don't have to go through the discouraging experience of talking to someone whose job isn't remotely interesting to you.

I'm just not remotely interested.

"It doesn't remotely interest me".

"He wasn't remotely interested".

Playing the role of spoiler or pedant or petulant child upset that they can't relate isn't a remotely interesting addition to the rollicking celebrity discussion.

Meanwhile, while I've been imagining these Steven King style ironic punishments, the panel has continued to talk about the sequester, but it wasn't even remotely interesting.