Sentence examples for be devoid of interest from inspiring English sources
If he is serious, he is either revealing his ignorance or he is declaring that he finds music by Americans like Ben Allison, Ethan Iverson, Jason Moran, Dave Douglas and Mark Turner to be devoid of interest, which is hard to believe.
Should the orator be a small child, a man of ill-repute, or one supposed to be hostile to the audience or should the question be devoid of interest for the audience, there is little chance that the orator will be allowed to speak or that he will be listened to.
In the theater Jones/Zane choreography has invariably been devoid of interest to me; in context of the exhibition, however, this image came as a relief.
No deal with Iran, Russia, or China on any foreseeable issue, however, will be devoid of mutual interests, and in no negotiation with them will it be possible to judge U.S. success on the basis of how badly we "beat" the other side.
Bella Swan might be devoid of any obvious interests beyond her lust for vampire Edward Cullen and werewolf Jacob Black, but her very blankness has allowed a generation of young women who are in love or would like to be to live out their longings for dangerous, unattainable men.
It was devoid of mathematical interest, save for a single concept: the bell curve.
The glossy, overproduced pictures are devoid of formal interest, and the grandiose scale of the larger ones (12 by 15 feet) only magnifies that deficit.
But it is piled high with plastic casts of full garbage bags that are devoid of sculptural interest, a heavy-handed reference to the xenophobic view of the passengers of these vessels as human garbage.
The New York Times accepted as gospel the claim that elite bankers like Monti are devoid of self-interest and do not protect the interests of the elite banks that provide him wealth and prestige and put him in power.
