Sentence examples for not too interesting from inspiring English sources
A very simple, not too interesting game.
It favors works that don't demand contemplation but invite, in passing, consumption of interesting — just not too interesting — spectacles.
Yet the adventure is one that we are sure of surviving, so it is interesting, but not too interesting.
The drawings are casual and not too interesting, but the luxurious black-and-white photographs from Paris speak more to Matta-Clark's formal elegance.
The audience gets to see snippets from Don's films, including "The Royal Rascal," a grainy black-and-white reel that has realistic-looking titles but is not too interesting to sit through.
They lack the instant recognition (and therefore charm) of his "Balloon Dog" sculptures and aren't too interesting as abstract forms.
Virtualization is also covered quite a bit but he says that overall, we might just see small incremental changes across the board that aren't too interesting on an individual level but when put together, they'll make a big difference.
I mean, he did have a nice new haircut and all, but he really wasn't too interesting of a character".
And it's true that there were zero prostitution charges in Newfoundland last year, indicating that the cops aren't too interesting in going after sex workers.
"It may not seem too interesting," Mr. Wasser said of his stationary duty, "but if we're not here, it would be just impossible".
