Meanings of unsensational in English

Others of the same camp restrict themselves to unsensational creeks and lagoons.

Those sand-banks were once the scene of some quiet, unsensational heroism of his.

Quiet, too, and unsensational as Hawthorne seems, he possessed a marked dramatic power.

Both women of good reputation, who lived quiet and unsensational lives.

Unromantic, unsensational, yet was the actual beginning emphasis by the thud of a bullet.

As for the news items, each was short, unsensational, with the simplest kind of head-lines.

There was a little farm at St. Ives, and the farmer lived a quiet and unsensational life.

I saw only the peaceful side of Mickie's nature, and therefore this chronicle will be unsensational as well as imperfect.

Fleming, seventy-one, a former mayor of Garden City, a short man who enlivens an unsensational appearance with rather conspicuous neckwear, resisted the assignment.

Before the film kicked off, I got to enjoy sober, unsensational trailers for various films about snooty Frenchwomen and bearded men from Portland.

Moving and totally unsensational, the book is varied by some wry descriptions of the vie litteraire and by passages of introspective, sometimes sombre reflection.

Our only request was that no pictures be taken, and that the reports be unsensational, so as not to attract crowds to our experiment grounds.

'What was he after?' I queried, keeping my voice unsensational.

"How," he inquired in a tone both mild and unsensational, "how would you like to earn two hundred dollars?"

Others of the same camp restrict themselves to unsensational creeks and lagoons.

Those sand-banks were once the scene of some quiet, unsensational heroism of his.