Sentence examples similar to a trip devoid of from inspiring English sources

Jim Bridger, whose trading post would fare substantially better if people used the Hastings Cutoff, told the party that the shortcut was a smooth trip, devoid of rugged country and hostile Native Americans, and would therefore shorten their journey by 350 mile.

It's a trip so relentlessly devoid of scenery, their spacecraft wouldn't need windows.

But not all of the former Israeli officials interviewed by the Huffington Post viewed Obama's trip as devoid of courage.

Grégoire recalls "a house devoid of women," on a melancholy trip to see his father, and the whole film, you could say, offers motherly — and daughterly — compensation for that loss.

A society devoid of selfishness is certainly difficult to imagine.

He described the Knicks as "a team devoid of values".

A society devoid of hope reeks of decay.

A town devoid of acceptable hotels and restaurants?

Enter 2016's Doom, a game devoid of moral complexity.

Maybe it was a reflex, devoid of meaning.

He is simply a consciousness devoid of context.