Sentence examples for show devoid of from inspiring English sources

With "Lazarus," Bowie and the director Ivo van Hove tried to produce avant-garde theatre, but made a show devoid of drama.

This is a G-rated show, devoid of adolescent angst.

That's not to say that "One-Man Show" is devoid of charm.

Yet in a show nearly devoid of German masters, this painting stands out as a statement about the exhibition itself.

Satellite photos of Darfur show landscapes devoid of people and livestock, dotted with ashen rings of burned-down huts.

The most extreme exercise in surrealism in this series is The Mikado, a puppet show cheerfully devoid of any sense of the real world as we know it.

The flower reproduction scene in which Miss Read licks nectar off her finger, sighing "delicious"—is a singularly erotic moment in a show strangely devoid of sex.The arbitrary and often cruel nature of borders concerns many artists here.

Why would anyone want to watch a show so devoid of light and hope?

Jon Snow is not only the most heroic character in a show otherwise devoid of heroes, he's got a mysterious backstory that is perfectly set up to deliver a shocking revelation (think: "Luke, I am your father")—at least to everyone who doesn't know what R+L=J stands for.

Corbyn had "shown himself devoid of leadership qualities" by fumbling set-piece occasions, floating half-baked ideas and alienating voters in Labour's heartlands.

The flash system was later used to take photos of the drop zones in Normandy ahead of Allied paratroop landings, showing areas devoid of German troops that could be used as landing zones.