Sentence examples for devoid of depth from inspiring English sources

He sneers at Marie-Thérèse's vulgarity, snobbishly seeing her as devoid of depth or imagination.

These superficially written roles offer little reward to the actors, but even the central figures are devoid of depth.

But some of this country's top literary critics dismissed it as an example of the impoverishment of Japanese literature, with language devoid of depth and richness.

What's more, the depiction of childhood is thin and conventional: Simon is devoid of depth and whimsy, a mere script appurtenance.

But William's jaunty vocal delivery and lack of sexuality renders what is supposed to be a washed-up cabaret singer devoid of depth.

This environment is empty, devoid of depth of character and like the city itself, increasingly soul-less.

He may have been the star of the Olympics but he was devoid of any depth beyond the pool.

In fact the image is devoid of various depth cues that would be present in the real object.

Whatever your opinion on the situation, I think we can all agree that the media takes Twitter, a platform designed for short, snappy statements devoid of context and depth, way too seriously.

Rather than optimize it to get the attention of recruiters, hiring managers and human resources, the profile is bare bones and devoid of any in-depth descriptions of the jobs they held.

I see many reviews claiming the film lacks depth, or is devoid of emotional impact and characterization.