Sentence examples for not so intriguing from inspiring English sources

Take "vanilla" questions, i.e. "What's your favorite color?" and other not so intriguing questions and turn them toward a topic that you are knowledgeable about, your platform!

I just wish it wasn't so intriguing.

I'd have given up on the game long ago if it weren't so intriguing.

While McGovern's controlled and understated prose keeps the story from lapsing irretrievably into schmaltz, reading "The Art of Seeing" is like watching a made-for-television movie through binoculars -- we see the world of these two sisters close up, but the majority of details are so banal, the strokes so large, that the characters remain a not-so-intriguing mystery.

The quality of their content and craftsmanship varies widely, from well-planned, finely made objects to deliberately crude comic books and not-so-intriguing personal statements.

The research was intriguing not so much for what it said (things may get hotter than expected), but for how it arrived at that conclusion.

The effect is not so much puzzling as intriguing, as if you have been blindfolded and propelled into a room full of delights.

Using statically tools such as excel, charts, or graphs to find out the root problem and not the symptoms, was so intriguing to me.

What makes this news so intriguing is that not too long ago Kasparov was tutoring the world no1 Magnus Carlsen.

What makes the New York primary so intriguing this year is not just that a presidential campaign rife with larger-than-life characters, sharp rhetoric and some genuinely nutty elements is heading to a place that embraces all three.

"The idea of taking two completely separate, incongruous elements – Regency romance and zombies – you think it couldn't possibly work, but it's so intriguing and has really captured people's imaginations," said Bethan Jones, UK spokesperson for the book.