This is a work very consciously devoid of fireworks--a movie, in effect, that works very hard to make it look easy.
Warm tarte aux pommes (£6) is undercooked and flat, and comes with a bland vanilla ice cream; and the salty caramel and chocolate mousse is very pedestrian, devoid of flavour.
"Very based in reality, very gritty, almost devoid of glitz and glamour.
Intermittent, periodic tracking by the very long baseline interferometry (VLBI) of the two balloons show a very zonal trajectory, devoid of significant meridional motions.
Most dramatic literature gives you great wide wings, but the language of the religious fanatic, more often than not, is crafted with clay and is very much earthbound, devoid of any irony and terribly earnest.
The gauges are a constantly-illuminated bright white on a blue-purple background; the dash curves sharply backward from the front passengers, and the emergency brake handle pulls almost vertically up, with a very ergonomic feel devoid of mechanical brusqueness.
It was all very exciting, though devoid of anything that actually indicated what M for Montreal even was, exactly.
That Jeremy Corbyn – a candidate able to offer only very earnest statements devoid of any kind of humour – has been discussed by columnists and parodied on Twitter by a couple of guys who got a chuckle out of his constant sincerity.
The only exception is the genus Psammotermes, in which the gland is very small and devoid of the reservoir.
Electroporation at this stage is very efficient and devoid of undesired side effects [ 37].
