Sentence examples for devoid of embellishment from inspiring English sources
The look — slim, easy and devoid of embellishment — conveys a feeling of "youth and hopefulness,'" Professor Garelick suggested.
And it was here that Chanel staged her coup: the introduction of supple cardigan suits, devoid of embellishment, that skimmed an uncorseted body.
Citing the famous passage at the end of the "Education," which must be one of the bleakest elegies ever written — seven telescopic sentences devoid of embellishment that sum up the futility of Frédéric's later life — Wall notes that Flaubert is "showing his successors how to smuggle their old Romantic contraband into a modern realist novel".
Single stroke characters devoid of serifs and embellishments should be used and all strokes should be of consistent density.
Marable suggests that most historians have assumed that the Autobiography is veritable truth, devoid of any ideological influence or stylistic embellishment by Malcolm X or Haley.
It's filled with "ums" and "likes" and completely devoid of any intentional drama or artificial embellishment, but it is utterly moving in a way not unlike "Our Town" and causes you to look back on your own life.
The standard of embellishment can frustrate the honest.
There's lots of embellishment.
