Sentence examples for rather than exciting from inspiring English sources

Rather than exciting innovation, genteel traditionalism and refined craftsmanship prevail.

Still, it is numbers on scorecards that matter in major championships rather than exciting golf.

The action scenes are efficient rather than exciting, with one notable exception.

They also grew so relentless that they turned boring, rather than exciting.

It might not be for you if… You always found White Denim's musical flip-flopping exhausting, rather than exciting.

But too many of the performances, like Rudman's production as a whole, are serviceable rather than exciting.

It was intriguing and tense rather than consistently exciting.

Also, he has been talking more about being a great point guard rather than an exciting player.

"Everything from welcome week to on-site counselling to puppy rooms – they all come together to present university as an intimidating rather than an exciting experience," he offers.

But like Call the Midwife, which precedes it in the BBC1 schedules, the Casual Vacancy feels well-done, rather than particularly exciting viewing.

But the Red Bulls v Galaxy game was engrossing rather than wildly exciting and the Sounders v Portland game was settled on a scrappy goal.