Sentence examples for devoid of much from inspiring English sources

"Too many were devoid of much character".

It's devoid of much plot and deceivingly simple.

Could such an environment be recreated in a city, even one devoid of much real greenery?

The race appeared as if it would be devoid of much action.

Bristow lived a simpler life devoid of much attention, but remarkable nonetheless.

The pesantrens have generally been simple places, devoid of much militancy.

Monahan's handwriting is legible and straightforward, devoid of frills, much like the highly respected trainer himself.

She is full of questions and devoid of answers, much like her creator says she was as she waded through her 20s.

"Hoof" as Shrubsole is now known in the dressing room ("I'm not sure why. It might be something to do with prancing like a horse – and my feet are interesting") is endearingly devoid of too much gobbledegook.

At the same time, there is plenty of media commentary about how devoid of substance much of the political debate has been so far, but little effort to actually do something about it by helping start a more substantive debate.

"I Come in Peace" (citywide) is stale through and through, derived from countless cop-buddy formula thrillers, drenched in violence and devoid of so much as a whiff of real life.