Sentence examples for devoid of fanfare from inspiring English sources

Presented in seven galleries devoid of fanfare or froufrou, "Glitter and Doom" contains just more than 100 paintings and drawings by 10 artists, prominent among them George Grosz, Christian Schad, Rudolf Schlichter and Karl Hubbuch, and most conspicuously the unrelentingly savage Otto Dix and his magnificent other, Max Beckmann.

And yet the new show doesn't exactly feel like a comeback for one, it's completely devoid of the fanfare that might surround the return of another comic of her stature.

The nap itself is free of fanfare.

But usually with some sort of fanfare.

Lots of fanfare has accompanied such institutional moves.

True to form, there is plenty of fanfare all around.

"Sometimes there won't be a lot of fanfare.

Devoid of social value.

Devoid of all dismay.

Devoid of any empathy.

Oddly devoid of people.