All these are symbols, which, if you cannot read, the image is to you only an uninteresting stiff figure.
It is a not uninteresting question whether Emerson has bequeathed to the language any essay or poem which will resist the flow of time like "the adamant of Shakespeare," and remain a classic like the Essays of Addison or Gray's Elegy.
Yet under the influence of the benign stimulant many trains of thought which will bear recalling, may suggest themselves to some of our quiet circle and prove not uninteresting to a certain number of readers.
The brutal communism of the letters it forms covers the page it fills with the most uniformly uninteresting characters.
It is what I should call a most uninteresting kind of eatable, but it serves as food and drink, having juice enough, so that they get along without water.
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.
The reader will, perhaps, kindly forgive a few probably uninterestingbut necessary details, before we enter upon the last series of these psycho-physical phenomena.
A preacher without his little infirmities would be as uninteresting as--as cod without oyster sauce.
Such a state would involve a division of the page below its optical center and would also have an uninteresting division of its spaces, with equal masses above and below.
B shows a division into equal parts, the result being uninteresting and monotonous.
The river is half a mile broad at Dighton, with low, uninteresting shores.
You may be sure that the first chance I got I put the uninteresting pile back in my pocket so that he would not see it and it would not damn me.
On the uninteresting pile he put all the other things.
He took it out deliberately, unfolded it and looked it over, and evidently not being able to make any sense out of it calmly laid it on the uninteresting pile!
It would have been to the reader, I think, not an uninteresting sight to behold this unfortunate and harassed family at church.
Yet even here that rare golden light penetrated to the innermost recesses of her mind; and each drab uninteresting fact glittered with a fresh interest and charm.
Wit is of the present; preserved for posterity it is as uninteresting as a faded flower, nor can it recall to us memories sunny or sad.
From a professional point of view the information was uninteresting enough, but from another point of view it had awakened again that impotent anger which he had too often experienced in these recent, strangely restless days.
To gather its evanescent substance in a form not uninteresting to English readers, is the object of the present attempt.
Moreover, the Weatherbury folk were by no means uninteresting intrinsically.
John and Warrington had played an uninteresting game of billiards at the club, then finally sought the night and tramped idly about the streets.
The real trouble with the gossip lies in the fact that she has little else to do; her own affairs are so uninteresting that she is perforce obliged to look into the affairs of her neighbors.
Unacquainted with any detail of housekeeping, hating the petty, uninterestingtrifles necessary to it, it was a far step for him to undertake ordering the meals and going to market.
When the writing of this biography was first attempted, an effort was made to give the life of Edgar Saltus without using the uninteresting "I" and "me.
The uninteresting but necessary technical side of the law could alone be his.
The road was very up and down, and at places very steep, but still wonderfully good; the country still as barren and uninteresting as ever.
He sat between General Primrose and me, and we had to carry on the usual uninteresting exchange of compliments through an interpreter, as none of us could speak Persian, and none of the Afghans could speak Hindustani.
Marched to Segi (10 miles) the country still most uninteresting and desolate, no inhabitants and no cultivation.
It was printed privately some few years ago, and is here reproduced as affording, in the judgment of some, a not uninteresting glimpse into the cloister life and work led in the nunneries in the early days of the fifteenth century.
It is not uninteresting to notice that the nuns' little present for the services of these reverend gentlemen was, it would seem, delicately handed to them in purses purchased for the purpose.
I think," he began in his dry, uninteresting voice, "I think that our programme should be divided into two parts.
For a moment, however, it lighted up the flame in his brain, and Semenoff clearly perceived the mock-mournful face of a man who was absolutely uninterestingto him.
