Sentence examples for apparently devoid from inspiring English sources

Nor was it as voluminous, or as apparently devoid of a political charge.

Mosley's prose here seems affectless, the book apparently devoid of a plot.

Everyone who knows him says he is serene, kind, modest, austere and — apparently — devoid of personal ambition.

By they, he meant the other 31 souls who were preparing to go into the 25‑lap race, apparently devoid of a prayer.

Both writers, through their wayfaring alter egos, stubbornly stare at a universe that, though apparently devoid of God, seems still to brim with obscure metaphysical import.

Gold in aqueous media, with its extensive working range apparently devoid of complications due to chemisorbed hydrogen and oxygen species, is frequently considered as the ideal electrode system for fundamental investigations in electrochemistry.

We were, apparently, sexually precocious, devoid of morality, subversive, insolent and seditious.

The organization of the complexes in the membranes is different from any previously observed: with areas of crystalline core-complexes, crystalline peripheral antennae, mixed domains, and apparently pure lipid membranes devoid of protein.

The abortion that apparently often follows is devoid of taboo in China and extremely easy to arrange.All this leads to worries about how society can function without enough women.

Our results thus indicate that apparently subtoxic neonatal chlorpyrifos exposure, devoid of effects on viability or growth but within the parameters of human fetal or neonatal exposures, produce a metabolic pattern for plasma lipids and insulin that resembles the major adult risk factors for atherosclerosis and type 2 diabetes mellitus.

By contrast, SifAHA was present but apparently dormant on "tight" Sif-devoid SCVs formed by the sipA++ strain.