| It seemed to me that English prose had become textureless, flavorless, flat, naïve, a kind of dull first person. |
| Her life had been flat and textureless as a starched white sheet. |
| Here, with the intangible qualities of air and light, textureless and diaphanous, he is most at home. |
| For a period film, there's relatively little delight or invention in costume or style — the movie is odorless and textureless. |
| All she could make was a textureless porridge. |
| Finally, participants were shown a neutral stimulus, which was depicted as a textureless virtual character. |
