Sentence examples for not very fancy from inspiring English sources

As a concert hall, the auditorium at Washington Irving High School is not very fancy.

It was a small place — a third-floor walkup, not very fancy, and a little reminiscent of our early days in Alaska.

The resort was built up in the 1960s and 70s, but my family were going there in the 1980s and 1990s so it was a little run-down and not very fancy.

His autobiography, written in flat, largely unemotional prose, is often unintentionally humorous as well, with shades of Alan Partridge, such as when Eriksson describes his move to China this year to manage club side Guangzhou R&F: "My room is a suite, but it is not very fancy… I have an interpreter, Julio, who is a fun-loving Chinese guy.

My not very fancy 4-button mouse doesn't work (other than the basic buttons).

Not very fancy, you guys.

Just look at it, it's not very fancy-able is it?

"It isn't very fancy," he noted.

"He just wanted to make dances," recalled Mr. Alterman, who suggested they go out for lunch at "the fanciest restaurant we could afford, which wasn't very fancy, and wear ties to mark the seriousness of the occasion".

The site, created by a team of volunteers, isn't very fancy, but it's certainly efficient.

Some had uncharitably likened their welcome by the Democrats in Boston to a not-very-fancy bar mitzvah party with cheap sushi in a zeppelin hangar.