Sentence examples for are utterly devoid of from inspiring English sources

What this means, from the reader's point of view, is that although the courtroom scenes involving Mr. Whitehead are tragic, they are utterly devoid of drama.

Well, there's more in common with the physiology of jellyfish and the "bloom" of school leaders than you might think: both of them are utterly devoid of a backbone.

Worse still, it's utterly devoid of fun.

As a result, "The Captain" is utterly devoid of history, ideology, and context.

"It is utterly devoid of idealism and almost poverty stricken as to any real ideas".

For all its fairy-tale frills and intimations of the supernatural, "The Price of Milk" is utterly devoid of magic.

Can you believe that this city is utterly devoid of opinions on a matter of such importance?

Gormley famously uses his own body as a mould and yet his art is utterly devoid of sensuality or sexuality.

Music videos played on flat, two-dimensional screens on the stage of each club, but the clubs themselves were utterly devoid of concertgoers or bartenders.

The pointlessly flashy remake of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre may be utterly devoid of the raw terror of the original, but early indications suggest that it may clean up at the box office.

A second example of this pattern is presented by the following: Under the primitive definition of exponents, with k equal to either zero or a fraction, ak would, at first sight, appear to be utterly devoid of meaning.