Sentence examples for Devoid of facts from inspiring English sources

The Indiana Supreme Court unanimously threw out the conviction in 1963 on the ground that the trial record had been "devoid of facts and circumstances" establishing a conspiracy.

In Cleveland, Mr. Trump led his party down a path devoid of facts, despite the grieving parents offered up as evidence that all immigrants are killers and despite former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani's screams about the end of America.

2. The argument which attacks the jurisdiction of the court upon the ground that the complaint is devoid of facts showing any matter which vests jurisdiction goes rather to the sufficiency of the pleading than to the jurisdiction of the court.

"This bill is devoid of facts, scientific data or any input from or consideration given to HCCB," it said.

Technology then exacerbates the problem, with our Facebook and Twitter feeds creating an echo-chamber of judgments that are often complete devoid of facts.

During a Politico event last week, Spicer said the publication, in many cases, covers Republicans in a "tweet-happy" style that's "devoid of facts".

Every single assertion is based on hearsay and is totally devoid of fact.

Vacuity, vanity and frivolity, decked out with decrepit jokes but devoid of fact: more of this stuff will discredit him further with every outing.

Charter school advocates are well-versed in their talking points, but those points are often devoid of fact.

The Met's galleries and Web site are mysteriously devoid of recent facts about the provenance of many artifacts.

A different judge reviewed the ranch's claims and rejected them late last week, saying the motion was devoid of "concrete facts evidencing bias". The case will reconvene in April.