Sentence examples for are almost devoid of from inspiring English sources

Areas of the seabed regularly dredged for scallops are almost devoid of other forms of life.

Some villages in the Philippines, for example, are almost devoid of parents, with grandparents shouldering the childcare.

Surprisingly, its talents have nothing to do with salt – seaweeds are almost devoid of it – it is glutamates again.

Although the rock deserts are almost devoid of vegetation, relatively fast-growing mosses often surround large rocks.

Northeastern Somalia and large parts of the northern coastal plain, on the other hand, are almost devoid of vegetation.

The country embraces some of the world's largest urban concentrations as well as some of the most extensive areas that are almost devoid of habitation.

Rabbi Froman's home in Tekoa is almost devoid of worldly goods.

Tracy Silverman handled the countrified solo fiddling well enough, but the work was almost devoid of tension.

Now they talk about 'servant leadership,' and when you get underneath all that language, it's almost devoid of content.

The buckyballs and gases were found in samples from Japan and China, while a sample from Hungary was almost devoid of buckyballs.

The body is almost devoid of trim; indeed, G.M. went out of its way to avoid the plastic-cladded, dressed-for-the-disco look of recent Pontiacs.