Sentence examples for devoid of pomp from inspiring English sources

For all his fame on several continents, Mr. Stott's travels and appearances were remarkably devoid of pomp, befitting his simple message of reason and faith and his unassuming demeanor.

The crowd listened quietly for much of Rubio's remarks, which at a brief 13 minutes were largely devoid of the pomp and bombast of the other Republican heavyweights who had descended on Greenville that weekend.

Admittedly they're still not great – Iwata's stilted, drawn-out delivery of phonetically-teleprompted English (expertly spoofed here) is simultaneously endearing and tiresome – but they're amiable, focused and devoid of unnecessary pomp.

In March of this year Mr Netanyahu was humiliated during a White House meeting devoid of the customary pomp.

As Wolyniec intimated, the trial run was a bit crude, devoid of the type of pomp, scrutiny and delays that have followed similar initiatives in the NHL and NFL.

Poodles, despite their airs, know little of pomp and circumstance.

Its five movements evoke various stages of pomp and protocol.

There was a lot of pomp and circumstance.

Today is a mix of pomp, politics and money.

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Sure, there is plenty of pomp and circumstance.