Sentence examples for not that exciting from inspiring English sources

"These are basic, not that exciting things," he said.

"They're not that exciting," she said with a laugh.

It's a big problem for journalism that a lot of history is just not that exciting".

He added: "Being an accountant for 35 years is just not that exciting".

"And the thing they've all found out is it's just not that exciting".

And the contest was not that exciting: both candidates were more-or-less conservative, of a similar age.

Not that exciting, right?

"Yeah, it was not all that exciting today," Kuchar said.

It's not all that exciting, but it gets the point across.

At the same time, it's not actually that exciting.

On the surface, Green Apple Books' decision to install new ceiling lights isn't all that exciting.