Sentence examples for devoid of insight from inspiring English sources

It is a heavy tome, utterly devoid of insight, warmth, wisdom or likeability.

It is a heavy tome, devoid of insight, warmth, wisdom or likeability.

It is a heavy tome, utterly devoid of insight, warmth, wisdom or likeability," writes Gill.

Saying that the race "could go either way" is an obviously correct statement — but also one devoid of insight.

These jokes, all by smart, middle-class wags, can certainly be clever pieces of social commentary – Ali G managed it – but I Want a Baby feels devoid of insight.

A A Gill said Morrissey's book was a "heavy tome, utterly devoid of insight, warmth, wisdom or likeability" and added that should an editor start cutting it "there would be no stopping".

Both the prose and the analysis are simplistic, occasionally purple — soldiers are not shot but "blasted" — and largely devoid of business insight.

And here, in the midst of her parents' hardship, is the chance to buck for another A. In a film devoid of both insight and self-knowledge, Ms. Loktev offers little but a few old photographs to explain who her father was and what he has lost.

The current online experience is devoid of the insight you get from the day-to-day interaction with friends and strangers in the real world.

I would argue that her interpretation of how international relations function actually lacks realism, has been short-sighted, is based on a conventional view of how nations operate (in what has so far been a rather unconventional century), and is devoid of much insight or a futuristic orientation.

All of this stuff happening on college campuses, most of it is devoid of the insights.