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• a  not stimulating
• a  not exciting
  an unexciting novel
  lived an unexciting life

• His performances have been static too, nourishing but unexciting.
• Though considered to be an even-tempered, if not altogether unexciting, politician, he has a stated affection for music and has composed his own love songs.
• Many of the problems McCain tackles are entrenched and unexciting: they challenge the rules in Washington and the cynicism of voters at home.

• unstimulating

• stimulating
• exciting

News & Articles

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• 2013 Emmy nominations: Netflix series 'House of Cards' makes history
  House of Cardsmade history this morning as Neil Patrick Harris and "Breaking Bad" star Aaron Paul announced this year's Primetime Emmy Award nominees at the Television Academy's Leonard H. Goldenson Theatre in North Hollywood. "American Horror Story: Asylum" was tops with 17 nominations, followed by 16 for "Game of Thrones." Rob Lowman: 2013 Emmy nominations unexciting, despite 'House of ...
  July 18, 2013 - Los Angeles Daily News

Quotes

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• Walt Mossberg in Reuters India
  The Wall Street Journal's Walt Mossberg, in his review of Vista, called it a "worthy, but largely unexciting, product."
• Lee Hsien Loong in Casino City Times
  Singapore is seen as unexcitingand needs "crowd pullers," Lee, 53, said. "We want Singapore to have the X- factor, that buzz you get in London, Paris or New York."
• Peter Neyroud in Reuters UK
  At the moment in the UK, the (crime) patterns are reasonably stable -- in fact I'd say they are surprisingly unexciting,said Peter Neyroud, whose organisation is responsible for national policing research.