Sentence examples for devoid of any sentiment from inspiring English sources
Mr. Souter, 69, announced the end of his Supreme Court career, which began in October 1990, in a two-sentence note that was devoid of any sentiment.
They idolise "role models" such as Kate Middleton or the Queen, ghostly beings devoid of opinion or sentiment whose sole purpose in life is to be impregnated by the royal blue sperm of a princely pecker.
In a party dominated by intellectuals and rhetoricians, Stalin stood for a practical approach to revolution, devoid of ideological sentiment.
In poems such as "Oda a Salvador Dalí" (1925 26; "Ode to Salvador Dalí"), Canciones (written 1924, published 1926; Songs), and a series of abstruse prose poems, Lorca sought to create a more objective poetry, devoid of private sentiment and the "planes of reality".
This region was thought to be devoid of any plasma population.
The probable result of the free movement of individuals would be "casual aggregates" devoid of any internal cohesion and incapable of being a source of patriotic sentiments and solidarity.
The resulting photographs are flat and devoid of sentiment.
Notwithstanding the potential poignancy of the moment, the last breakfast was devoid of sentiment, perhaps in homage to last year's disastrous season finale, an attempt at a guys' night out.
Seeking to express pure reality, with the veneer of accidental appearance stripped away, the Constructivists fabricated objects totally devoid of sentiment or literary association; Naum Gabo's work frequently resembled mathematical models, and several Constructivist sculptures, such as those by Kazimir Malevich and Georges Vantongerloo, have the appearance of architectural models.
But Amin is devoid of any principles.
