Sentence examples for devoid of prints from inspiring English sources

Last season my collection was so devoid of prints, so for spring I really wanted to make a statement".

They don't like being called "unintelligent", "materialistic", "sexually promiscuous" and "devoid of taste" in print.

But this crisis we see in our schools has its roots in American homes increasingly devoid of books and printed material, where children turn exclusively to television, computers and electronic games for entertainment -- and see the adults around them doing the same.

Devoid of color, these delicate prints avoid naturalistic detail, emphasizing the mosaic pattern of layered detritus.

That printed quote, devoid of Williams's facial expressions, can hardly do justice to the mischievous tone at work.

He was gradually won over to the typographical theories of a French printer, Pierre Didot, however, and by 1787 was printing pages almost devoid of decoration and containing modern typefaces of his own design.

The agreement is laden with fine print, plagued by horse-trading and devoid of the consensus and high-mindedness that would correspond to the largest migratory movement of recent decades.

Yet there is still something very special about an adroitly designed printed book, perhaps because it is so simple and devoid of technological trickery.

It was generally devoid of partisan slant and was more accessible to less-educated people than its print media counterparts.

Subjects were shown an example of each experiment (devoid of colour manipulation) and were required to read a set of pre-experiment instructions, printed black ink on white paper.

With print advertising continuing to drop precipitously, you would be hard-pressed to find a newsroom devoid of uncertainty anywhere in the country.