Sentence examples for Devoid of personality from inspiring English sources

Devoid of personality, their tidy cut-and-paste speeches have the ring of carefully composed and edited distillations of previous home-from-the-front movies.

Footballers: entirely devoid of personality.

One judge described Bowie – then known as Davy Jones – as "a singer devoid of personality".

It was so slick and ruthlessly professional that it arrived completely devoid of personality.

It is functional, reliable and drab; everything in its place, but devoid of personality.

All that changed, however, on 2013's lacklustre Britney Jean, an album so devoid of personality it was practically vapour.

The checklist is to "re-establish the brand name," Mr. Cutler says, "link the brand to its benefits and establish personalities for two brands that, frankly, were devoid of personalities for years".

Soon enough, Big Papi, too, will be gone — and baseball under Commissioner Rob Manfred may be looking at a horizon devoid of personalities who exist beyond the realm of fantasy leagues.

Bella is helpless, devoid of any personality and faints about every two pages.

Granted, star-crossed lovers in musicals tend to be devoid of specific personality.

Minogue was different: antiseptically sexy and curiously devoid of public personality, the puppet of all-powerful producers and songwriters, a media celebrity first and singer second.