Utiliser "uninteresting" dans une phrase

1. Let us then consider the second argument against vegetarianism, that the vegetarian diet is dull and uninteresting

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2. 'Why are studies so boring? Why do you have to do something so uninteresting

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3. The other four cottages were similarly uninteresting and it was only when they entered the Tudor mansion that things started to look up

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4. uninteresting people have interests that disempower

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5. Some readers, all women, judging by their names, told me they found this uninteresting if not plain boring and a horrible distraction

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6. I was bored stiff of watching the guests check in or out at the reception desk, of the staff going about their duties and of the uninteresting documentaries they had on the TV channels, and I was even more bored of the hotel room I was in

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7. A useful but otherwise uninteresting tool

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8. The room was otherwise uninteresting; it sported a single door barely recognizable by its very thin frame, probably made of the same material as the walls

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9. But, the main point is that we could have literally millions of years of evolution, most of which would be uninteresting from the perspective of ‘knowledge

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10. They were good, substantial, uninteresting women, one or two fairly comely, the others not exactly so and John Meredith would as soon have thought of marrying any one of them as of hanging himself

11. However, if those tweets are self-promotional and uninteresting, people will not be interested in reading your tweets

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12. There’s a lot of uninteresting technical information about agricultural practices and irrigation systems

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13. They’ve done a million interesting and uninteresting things;

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14. It took more effort than he would have liked, but he managed to tear his gaze from her and turn back to the blackness which, now, seemed completely uninteresting

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15. Catholics were as uninteresting to me as Jews, Hindus, Buddhists or any other religion

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16. ‘They didn’t mind that it was flat, windy, hot, boring, treeless, endless, uninteresting and empty, what they couldn’t handle were the flies

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17. Perhaps this somewhat small, less than uninteresting system was to this civilization’s advantage

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18. “Real y ? how very uninteresting

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19. Tim had a top floor flat, with interesting views over the city and uninteresting views, looking down into back yards of wannabe derelict homes

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20. It is difficult to fix the mind on an uninteresting object

21. By the constant practice and ever-renewed effort of attention, a subject that in the beginning was dry and uninteresting may become full of interest when you master it and learn its meaning and its issues

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22. If they can create interest in unpleasant things also they can do good concentration on uninteresting things as well

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23. This was uninteresting

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24. "Become one? Well, I," she smiled wistfully down at her hands, which held the horse's reins, "it's a very long and uninteresting story

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25. It can be as long and uninteresting as you want and it will still pass the time

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26. teacher; if it was uninteresting to him, then the teacher must think

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27. The old becomes boring and uninteresting

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28. When the thought has been trained to look below the surface everything takes on a different appearance, the insignificant becomes significant, the uninteresting interesting; the things which we supposed to be of no importance are seen to be the only really vital things in existence

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29. private or at the very least uninteresting to anyone other than friends or

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30. “I was grown in a pot and raised by two very uninteresting scientists

31. He was nothing now but a kind, fumbling old man, doing his uninteresting best according to lights growing every day dimmer

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32. After leaving him, she went to find Benny, knowing that Pangeran Abdul was at the party, it became uninteresting for her

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33. I am so uninteresting

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34. Her blush deepens and she averts her eyes off to something terribly uninteresting over the back of the couch

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35. You have become very uninteresting you know

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36. It was an uninteresting, average-sized family- house with grey walls, large windows with rather colourful curtains, and a reasonable front-yard

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37. Cordus spoke in a cool, offhanded tone, as though my future punishment was almost too obvious and uninteresting to mention

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38. sounds rather uninteresting to me

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39. In the same way, during a highly-spiritual practice (for example, a prayer or Meditation), all sorts of low, unpleasant thoughts accompanied with the demonstration of indecent and completely uninteresting Formo-images on the “bioscreen” of Imagination may manifest from time to time in the Self-Consciousness

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40. For example, when you vote during presidential election and the program of one of candidates doesn’t induce any other reactions except laughter or indignation, you will never vote in favor of this candidate, although the Information about his/her program, just as many other things which are completely uninteresting to you, continuously structures the information space of your Self-Consciousness

41. Everything that can be proposed to you by anybody in this deeply synthesized realizational range will be uninteresting to you

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42. All these universal detailed “unpackings” with many completely unnecessary and uninteresting (for us) details are carried out in the information space of each “personality” Self-Consciousness not through the “individual” TEC-Flow of one Stereo-Form, but through the parallel and simultaneous (with it) VEC-dynamics inertially generated from the mentioned Levels of PROOFF-RRU

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43. In other words, the dynamics of refocusings of the higher-qualitative Self-Consciousness more often include joyful, positive, happy events, between which the time intervals are much shorter, and the intervals are subjectively perceived by the more developed “personality” as fleeting, shorter than in the dynamics of the lower-qualitative Self-Consciousness, when the same time intervals (“rotation frequency Shifts”) are subjectively “extended”, being filled with a great number of uninteresting details of everyday events, complex stress and psychological states (the synthesis of subaspects of Qualities), which creates, in the Perception, subjective sensations of “slowness” of the rhythm of “personal” Life

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44. object that is uninteresting

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45. attention on uninteresting subjects at will

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46. anything, so they just pick the most interesting of all the uninteresting things they have to choose from and discuss that

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47. the fact that names and faces in themselves are uninteresting, and therefore do not pull in

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48. wear out or become uninteresting to his congregation, and asked

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49. or uninteresting they are, so that negative thoughts shall not succeed in creating an

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50. I read all the uninteresting details of his political lack of spine vis-à-vis the English overlords, of his pocketing of commissions on every national deal, of his purchase of defective arms which caused the 1948 defeat of Egypt at the hands of the newly created state of Israel

51. Trying to make that piece of earth as uninteresting and boring as possible so that people will ignore it as much as possible and not focus on our domesticated plots of nature

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52. Housewives with dull, uninteresting, stagnant lives, their faces lined with the worries of running a household where there was never enough money to spare, with unkempt clothing and

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53. But mystery novels? They are so full of weak characters that are so fucking boringly stupid and uninteresting, and their little fucking secrets are so fucking boringly stupid and not worth a shit

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54. If this be true, it is obvious to remark—a child might make the observation—how uninteresting a process the worship of such a God must be; of One to whom you bring thought, anxiety, emotion, passion, praise, affection, gratitude, prayer, heart-sacrifice,— and Who in return looks upon you in the eternal gaze of impassive omniscience, with not even the faintest approach to responsive fatherly love

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55. You do not want a career in something that you find boring or uninteresting

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56. "What a haughty, uninteresting creature that oldest Miss March is!" was the unfortunately audible remark of one of the ladies, as the door closed upon their guests

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57. Thèhaughty, uninteresting creature'

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58. Black uninteresting hummocks of land appeared, dotting the duskiness of water and clouds in the Eastern board: tops of islands fringing the German shore

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59. He liked them all, but they were uninteresting

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60. This, sir, is all I can tell you, and you see how uninteresting it is

61. This is an even more unusually dull and uninteresting chapter, and introduces several matters that may appear to have nothing to do with the case

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62. It is inevitable, so long as men have to live and work under such heartbreaking, uninteresting conditions as at present that a certain proportion of them will seek forgetfulness and momentary happiness in the tavern, and the only remedy for this evil is to remove the cause; and while that is in process, there is something else that can be done and that is, instead of allowing filthy drinking dens, presided over by persons whose interest it is to encourage men to drink more bad beer than is good for them or than they can afford, - to have civilized institutions run by the State or the municipalities for use and not merely for profit

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63. But the paper was uninteresting

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64. That day less than ever was his attention turned upon the familiar, habitual surroundings, the stage, the noise, all the familiar, uninteresting, particolored herd of spectators in the packed theater

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65. And, in fact, when she asked Dolly what was wrong with Masha, and Vassenka, waiting till this uninteresting conversation was over, began to gaze indifferently at Dolly, the question struck Levin as an unnatural and disgusting piece of hypocrisy

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66. Besides, the tone of the letter vaguely depressed Ashley’s puzzling and uninteresting ideas

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67. What had been the engrossing world had dissolved into an uninteresting outer dumbshow; while here, in this apparently dim and unimpassioned place, novelty had volcanically started up, as it had never, for him, started up elsewhere

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68. For paranoia was Zig’s late style: How else but through networks and conspiracies could he fashion a target big enough for his outrage? Richard usually found paranoia uninteresting, insofar as it swept away the incidental, which was the real grist of history

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69. "Yes; but Miss Morgan is so uninteresting, and not young

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70. "Yes," said Will, in a tone that seemed to waive the subject as uninteresting

71. spindling demoiselle, like her namesake the insect; her mouth was disdainful; over it hung a nose that was too long, thick at the end, sallow in its normal condition, but very red after a meal,—a sort of vegetable phenomenon which is particularly disagreeable when it appears in the middle of a pale, dull, and uninteresting face

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72. In her heart she was enchanted to fasten an ugly and uninteresting girl on Charles, whose life in the West Indies had rendered him very attractive

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73. (If you want to know what cram is, I can only say that I don't know the recipe; but it is biscuitish, keeps good indefinitely, is supposed to be sustaining, and is certainly not entertaining, being in fact very uninteresting except as a chewing exercise

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74. These situations are not that common, but recognizing that a scenario like this is in play can lend support to otherwise uninteresting lower time frame patterns

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75. Lamb that has never been outside and has never tasted herbs in the grass provides uninteresting meat

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76. A chocolate bomb is completely uninteresting, but when Frantzén/Lindeberg’s three finishing dessert plates arrive at the table at the same time, something very unexpected and interesting happens

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77. Uninteresting clothes that created a street camouflage of drab gray and lifeless, boring brown

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78. Bogucharovo lay in a flat uninteresting part of the country among fields and forests of fir and birch, which were partly cut down

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79. There were then as now conversations and discussions about women’s rights, the relations of husband and wife and their freedom and rights, though these themes were not yet termed questions as they are now; but these topics were not merely uninteresting to Natasha, she positively did not understand them

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80. But busy, uninteresting, joyous faces brought back despair to my heart

81. She is a sweet old thing; but she never says anything but good of anybody and so she is a very uninteresting conversationalist

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82. She recalled the chummy laugh she and Gilbert had had together over it, and wondered uneasily if life with a man who had no sense of humor might not be somewhat uninteresting in the long run

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83. ” He took up several sheets of paper covered with writing, and began to read rapidly, slurring over the uninteresting legal terms and laying particular stress on some sentences

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84. All the rest Count Ivan Michaelovitch considered insignificant and uninteresting beside these dogmas

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85. Nekhludoff had visited them once the previous winter, but the couple seemed so uninteresting to him that he never called again

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86. The masses—that is to say, the majority of mankind, who suffer and toil, their lives dull and uninteresting, never enlivened by a ray of brightness, enduring numberless privations—are those who recognize most clearly the sharp contrasts between what is and what ought to be, between the professions of mankind and their actions

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87. It is very possible that the high qualities of the masses are not such as are described in La petite Fadette and in La Mare au Diable, but these qualities exist, that I know for certain, and the writer who describes the masses, as Maupassant does, by telling sympathetically of the "hanches" and "gorges" of Breton domestics, and with contempt and ridicule the life of the labouring people, commits a great error in an artistic sense, because he describes the subject from only one, the most uninteresting, physical side, and completely overlooks the other, the most important, spiritual side, which forms the essence of the subject

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