1
Certainly the results argue for women's perspectives being considered uninteresting or unworthy.
2
After this uninteresting review, the area remained relatively unclimbed until the 1980s.
3
From there onwards in the tram to Kew Bridge, it became uninteresting.
4
It was most uninteresting, consisting solely of long ridges of heaped-up sand.
5
The ecclesiastical histories are generally deficient in art, and hence are uninteresting.
6
Several uninteresting particulars are omitted from these observations in the present edition.-E.
7
The scenery is flat and uninteresting, and the banks but poorly wooded.
8
Hitherto her correspondence had been uninteresting and almost weak in its nature.
9
We found the temple uninteresting, and the cemetery an abomination of desolation.
10
The subject appears to have now become very uninteresting to the publick.
11
They thought it could be made universal merely by being made uninteresting.
12
Very true; only, dahlias, at the best, are such uninteresting prosy things.
13
There was something brutal and simple about them that was finally uninteresting.
14
The circumstances of this accidental discovery may not be uninteresting to you.
15
The apartment hall is most difficult, usually long and narrow and uninteresting.
16
This part of the ravine is little frequented, and is not uninteresting.
