Sentence examples for not very enticing from inspiring English sources

Though there are 13 small pools strategically placed throughout the resort, ours was not very enticing, with the changing rooms locked and the pool chairs covered in rust.

In "Governors Island Transfer to New York Is Delayed" (news article, Oct. 31), you report that Joseph B. Rose, a city planning commissioner, said Governors Island is not very enticing to developers because it is accessible only by boat.

Mr. Rose, who was the agency's chairman under former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, said that the island was not very enticing to developers because it was accessible only by boat and was cold and windy for six months of the year.

Those, in itself, are pretty ho-hum and not very enticing, but how does built-in GPS, ability to tether to your laptop, and background music mode (rock out to your music while texting, playing games or browsing the Internet) tickle your fancy?

After all, he noted that the tradition audiobook experience of "a stack of CDs" isn't very enticing.

Without any dynamic previews, the channel buttons looked the same every day and weren't very enticing.

Her last, In the Fold, drew criticism for a certain obtuseness in its prose, but her new novel uses complexity in the service of precision and is generally an impressive piece of work - even though in summary it may not sound very enticing at all.

Most Wells Fargo reviews focus on the fact that the big bank does not offer deferment options like its competitors; however, borrowers do not find this to be much of an issue but find the discounts offered very enticing.

For aspiring writers, as Mr. Butcher was back then, that was very enticing.

Once seen as an exotic combination, sweet-savoury pairings are now commonplace and very enticing.

And, we should say, very enticing.