1
It is so uninteresting to sit and twirl one's thumbs: Twiddle-dee Twiddle-dum.
2
What makes it all so uninteresting is the width of the fairway.
3
American history is so uninteresting because there is not a woman in it.
4
What a pity it is, that it is so uninteresting to be good.
5
The way was so uninteresting that we almost wished ourselves back in Nova Scotia.
6
No woman with an interesting subject could be so uninteresting.
7
I'm always ashamed that my letters contain so little news and are so uninteresting.
8
Everything is so insipid, so uninteresting, that does not relate to the beloved object!
9
And so uninteresting, and-oh , Idonot mean that either.
10
Presently, she almost feel asleep, fishing proved so uninteresting.
11
I should think you'd go crazy, it's so uninteresting.
12
Look tenderly, reader, on this picture of struggles so small, of sufferings so uninteresting and mean.
13
His good advice is always so uninteresting.
14
If the work of memorizing is so uninteresting and even injurious, why is it made so prominent?
15
The outside looked always so uninteresting.
16
This night in Prince Albert would not be so uninteresting as it had promised to be earlier in the evening.
