Sentence examples for rarely interesting from inspiring English sources

Reading about his individual meals is rarely interesting.

For the death, as I've said, is rarely interesting.

It is also rarely interesting in terms of play, but this was an exception.

Other people's golf stories are rarely interesting and I won't bore you with the details.

Even so, his film never overcomes the fact that watching drugged-out wastrels is rarely interesting — unless, of course, you're one of them.

Sport is rarely interesting to an outsider but Wallace knows how to fix our attention: "There's Nadal's habit of constantly picking his long shorts out of his bottom as he bounces the ball before serving, his way of always cutting his eyes warily from side to side as he walks the baseline, like a convict expecting to be shanked".

By Adam Gopnik Neuroscience can often answer the obvious questions but rarely the interesting ones.

We get so many scripts — used to, anyway — that are set in the past, and they're rarely very interesting.

In "Neuro," Rose and Abi-Rached see the real problem: neuroscience can often answer the obvious questions but rarely the interesting ones.

Mr. Evans is genial and easy on the eyes, but a superhero with a mask, whether bland or brooding, is rarely as interesting as the sidekicks and baddies who surround him.

Artists' windy chatter about their creative angst rarely makes interesting listening for anyone but hard-core fans, and there's a fair amount of it in "From the Sky Down," a documentary by Davis Guggenheim about U2.