Sentence examples for not very spectacular from inspiring English sources

But it's not very spectacular.

The inner witness in the conscience is not very spectacular, but it is accurate and supernatural.

Billy's fame, he says, is a twentieth century creation, generated largely after Walter Noble Burns's 1926 best-selling "Saga of Billy the Kid" was serialised in the Saturday Evening Post and turned into a film.But why has Billy, who died at 21 and wasn't a very spectacular criminal, enjoyed such enduring affection?

If so, the government resurgence that usually happens in the run-up to a general election (which is likely to be helped this time by an economy that is growing healthily by 2014/15) would not have to be very spectacular to wipe out Labour's advantage.This is conjecture, of course.

Monday's breaking, though visually spectacular, was not very strong relative to the even stronger wind that was forcing it.

"I don't think it was a very spectacular start to the season," he said, referring to the whole team, "but that never happens anyway.

"It's very spectacular, it's not just a guy in some makeup.

…what is happening is really very spectacular, but I myself am not yet convinced of the end result, that the end result will be good enough to warrant screening.

The son of Jacques Cousteau, Jean-Michel Cousteau also a producer of wildlife documentaries took issue with Irwin's "very, very spectacular, dramatic way of presenting things" and suggested instead that "You don't touch nature, you just look at it".

I wouldn't underestimate what he can give to the team, he has a profile that can be very spectacular".

Very spectacular.