Sentence examples for devoid of any character from inspiring English sources

Preen's collection was completely devoid of any character or charisma.

Who will talk about Cristiano Ronaldo – certainly a great player, but devoid of any character or flavour?

Being told you're "devoid of any distinctive character" is always a blow but to hear it in front of a packed courtroom is doubly cruel.

Quite the same was brought forward by Nagel who argued that by heavily relying on confirmability Feigl completely remains within the 'received' logical positivist agenda, so that his talk of 'realism' should be regarded as devoid of any distinctive character.

We could be devoid of any type of human emotion".

Nobody could consistently hold all three at once, and only the blank slate an idea famously expressed by John Locke in the 17th century when he called a newborn's mind "white paper devoid of all characters"—is really relevant.

It is hard to imagine a setting more drab than that of David Harrower's Blackbird, an office lunchroom devoid of any detail or character, its sole splashes of color provided by food wrappers spilling from an overflowing trash can and unappetizing snacks arrayed in a half-filled vending machine.

Still, no one wants to live in a city that is impossibly congested, suffers constant blackouts and frequent floods, chops down its trees, concretes over its parks, has awful schools and hospitals, is devoid of any buildings of charm or character and is governed by corrupt politicians and incompetent civil servants.

"Too many were devoid of much character".

You cannot trade mark a word that is descriptive or devoid of distinctive character.

Sea bass is mushy and bland, though it comes with pleasant caraway-scented cabbage, and swordfish has handsome grill marks but is otherwise undistinguished, devoid of swordfish character.