Sentence examples for are hardly devoid of from inspiring English sources

If Sanders is guilty of not talking enough about race because of his focus on income inequality and Wall Street--issues which are hardly devoid of race--then candidate Obama is guilty of the same thing.

But this odd potential match between big multihulls is hardly devoid of charm or perhaps suspense.

But it is hardly devoid of fanciful landscapes, including Tiki, a tropical island, and Saja, a cloud city, both of which have proved to appeal to women.

The Travers is hardly devoid of recognizable names — Stay Thirsty, Shackleford and Ruler on Ice are here, as is the Haskell winner Coil.

Protecting the Environment Though his business pursuits were hardly devoid of passion, it was his desire to simultaneously protect the wonders of nature while providing greater access to them that aroused his greatest enthusiasm.

The Manhattan borough president, Scott M. Stringer, Mr. Spitzer's opponent, is a very good candidate hardly devoid of a conscience.

They are resolutely devoid of glamour, even by the standards of the nu-folk scene, which is hardly the VIP area at Studio 54 to start off with.

The contrast with the scorched and scoured grouse moors of the east side of the national park, which employ hardly anyone, concentrate wealth in tax havens and are unmysteriously devoid of most birds of prey, could not be greater.

But both are equally devoid of substance.

The factories are almost devoid of people.

They are completely devoid of compassion.