Meanings of unentertaining in English

The children took themselves away early, for their parents were silent, distraught, and strangely unentertaining.

She was elegant; her lover the reverse, and most unentertaining, and void of confidence in her.

The following singular adventures may not prove unentertaining.

Nor is the spectacle altogether unentertaining and uninstructive, which the history of those times presents to us.

However, to so superficial a student in antiquity as I am, Mr. Gough's work is not unentertaining.

Amongst other stories that he told were one or two which may appear perhaps not unentertaining to my readers.

But as a mere matter of psychology (that merry pastime) there is a question that is not unentertaining.

There are published, too, three volumes of Lady Mary Wortley's letters, which I believe are genuine, and are not unentertaining.

At our measuring, I was confined eight hours in the day to the most unentertaining employment, with yet more disagreeable company.

If the world had been full of such men, life would have probably appeared to Jukes an unentertaining and unprofitable business.

I always was incapable of dry and unentertaining studies; and of all studies the origin of nations never was to my taste.

At any rate I flatter myself with the hope of having presented to the public a work not wholly uninteresting or unentertaining.

Accompany me, therefore, to my own severe retreat, where this necessarily flat and unentertaining topic can be looked at from all round.

I am sure your impromptus give me double pleasure; what falls from your pen can neither be unentertaining in itself, nor indifferent to me.

The rest of the fete he had spent hunting for Lysbeth, who mysteriously vanished with the Spaniard, an unentertaining and even an anxious pastime.

Neither has he unentertaining characters, if we except Parolles, and the little that there is of the Clown, in 'All's Well that Ends Well.'