characterless

The white is nearly bland and characterless, the red unpleasant.

Almost as if without one or two eccentricities he would feel characterless.

He is an obscure figure, known only in two sources, and remains characterless.

But what a depressingly characterless title to have given them.

The door showed a wedge of opening and that low, characterless voice had come through it to them.

I realized how bland and characterless the bottled blood really was.

It was an old face of the useless, characterless sort that goes well with park benches.

On a recent visit, the floor was filled with drab and characterless pieces.

On the other hand, the white tuna was dry, overcooked and characterless.

For train lovers who believe that modern trains are a bit characterless, it was a great experience!

Despite my misgivings, the room was fine, if characterless.

The lower ground floor contains a rather characterless, Docklands-style pub.

Will so many cooks make it bland and characterless?

"American" identity had become "characterless and synthetic," he argued in 1933.

Modernism has turned the city into a characterless abstraction.

No sound other than the music, which was fading now to be replaced by characterless mortal chatter.

His hair was a characterless gray-brown, clipped close to the skull.

They were bare, stark, and characterless, which suited Valentine just fine.

They were tasty enough to overcome the rather characterless ultra-thin crust.

I thought it was an embarrassing, characterless house.

The decor was spartan Caribbean traditional - comfortable, but characterless.

The favorite type of anti-hero is a characterless individual.

Collapsible tables are set up in a horseshoe pattern around a characterless room.

Much of it is thin, characterless and sweet.

The pig motif is mostly in the otherwise characterless upstairs dining room.