Sentence examples for devoid of any actual from inspiring English sources

Being devoid of any actual musical talent, I brought a friend down with me who actually knows how to do more to a drum machine than break it.

WE'VE GOT WOMEN!" Not every single set was brilliant: I feel no further need to investigate Drinks, featuring Cate Le Bon and White Fence's Tim Presley, which appears to be a classic side project in that the bit I saw was entirely devoid of any actual tunes.

All too many formal, paid conferences, though, are part of what I call the "insight-industrial complex": people flock to them to hear quasi-famous people rattle off pseudo-wise sound bites devoid of any actual value.

Is it like the hygiene hypothesis for allergies, in that modern Western life is so devoid of any actual struggle that people have to seek it out online to feel alive?

But it has also been remarkably devoid of any real discussion of educational issues.

"Darker" is strangely plotless and devoid of any real tension.

These innocuous statements, devoid of any real meaning, were strictly tactical.

There are the physical cages imposed by courtrooms devoid of any real justice.

The weakness of most games is that they are usually devoid of any connection to our actual life and times.

For a ritual seemingly devoid of much actual meaning, the annual State of the Union address somehow seems to come quite often at critical moments for the presidents who deliver it.

Ford maintains that past actual entities, because they are past, are devoid of any inner creativity thus, they cannot be the source of an actual entity's creativity.