Sentence examples for devoid of cliché from inspiring English sources
Shank isn't exactly devoid of cliché, though.
It was full of gnomic phrases ("fast and bulbous" is one of the better-known ones) and music devoid of cliché or obvious logic.
Visits to Hatullcha Salt Hotel can be arranged by Tupiza Tours (tupizatours.com/eng/programas_info.php) Alex lives in Telford The judge: Alastair Sawday, of Sawday's (sawdays.co.uk), which recommends special places to stay, said: "I found the winner amusing, refreshingly devoid of cliché and very evocative".
He brought weight and depth to his sound, unfurling complicated phrases that were somehow devoid of clichés.
Therefore, it should be self-evident that the writing should be clear, distinctive, and devoid of clichés.
A touching eulogy delivered to Britain's House of Commons in 1945 is completely devoid of lionizing clichés, deriving its force instead from Churchill's genuine affection for his friend and fellow leader.
This outrageous cliché was no longer issued to them from above; it was a self-fabricated stock phrase, as devoid of reality as those clichés by which the people had lived for twelve years.
The lines are pompous huff and puff - a string of clichés almost devoid of meaning.
(The boys don't escape the stamp of cliché, either).
In the hand of lesser poets, however, qaṣīdah writing became more and more conventionalized, repeating clichés and employing inflated terms entirely devoid of feeling.
