Sentence examples for sound devoid from inspiring English sources

This would mean that the volume of sound devoid of any static was 87 units.

The stimuli have been previously rated as representing one of the six basic emotions, or a neutral sound devoid of emotion (Belin et al., 2008).

It's a visual representation of what happens when black cool is diluted to the point of cultural caricature and all that's left is a poor-man's interpretation spouting homeboy and quiet like a cultural infiltration by the feds, making dope and fresh grating sounds devoid of any kind of meaning or expression.

Oasis under Noel Gallagher crafted a musical approach that relied on simplicity, with Arthurs and McGuigan restricted to playing barred chords and root bass notes; McCarroll playing basic rhythms, and the band's amplifiers turned up to create distortion, Oasis created a sound "so devoid of finesse and complexity that it came out sounding pretty much unstoppable".

It was assertive, at times comic or cavalier, and though often sweet, it could also sound almost devoid of pity.

All too many formal, paid conferences, though, are part of what I call the "insight-industrial complex": people flock to them to hear quasi-famous people rattle off pseudo-wise sound bites devoid of any actual value.

Follow Jeff Leavell on Instagram.

Though the tenor Christian Franz brought stamina and fervor to the staggeringly difficult role of Tristan, his singing was patchy in sound and nearly devoid of legato.

Her sound is also devoid of the kind of scat improvisations that many ambitious jazz singers unfortunately feel obligated to shoehorn into their performances to certify a usually bogus kinship with Ella Fitzgerald.

They obscure real meaning and can make the summary sound vague and devoid of specifics.

Townshend proved to be financially brilliant and determined but devoid of sound political judgment.