Sentence examples for bereft of depth from inspiring English sources

For years, Bill Polian was an outstanding talent evaluator, but the last few drafts have not been great and that has left the team bereft of depth and young talent.

It looks cheap, shiny, and bereft of depth, and McCullers hasn't shaken off the horrible habit, shared by most modern comedy directors, of covering up cracks and doldrums in the story by playing pop, either chirpy or teary, over a montage of uninspiring images.

Bereft of depth and significance, cliches feel dull and flat, so tedious as to be tiresome.

Father of Jewish Renewal Beginning in the 1950s, Schachter-Shalomi addressed himself to the masses of disaffected Jews who found their own religious tradition bereft of spiritual depth in the wake of the Holocaust.

It's a good performance, but played for laughs it is also bereft of too much emotional depth.

Bathophobia- Fear of depth.

Of depth?

Bereft of genuinely juicy players.

Generally anywhere bereft of human presence.

But that, too, is bereft of booty.

New Zealand were bereft of ideas.