Sentence examples for savourless from inspiring English sources

But longevity is not an end in itself; devoid of purpose or enjoyment, it is a savourless achievement.

And behind the portrait of individual desperation lurks a wider point about a society, six months after Mrs Thatcher's elevation to power, that has nothing much to offer but a savourless materialism.

It's not the standardised, savourless world we have here.

"Revolutionary art", in MacDiarmid's lexicon, would have meant art that served a social purpose, the opposite of "bourgeois poetry" which is described here in a poem of the same name as "The flower without the root, ideas without being / The clipped and savourless speech of a spent kind".