Sentence examples for basically devoid from inspiring English sources
He considers the Yankees an ordinary team basically devoid of superstars and he has spiced up this rivalry by criticizing them and Derek Jeter and Paul O'Neill.
According to the report, the Texas system is "basically devoid of what current educational research has consistently identified as 'best practices' for instruction".
But the idea that we are basically devoid of free will is subverted by the play's ending, which critics have been urged not to reveal and which depends on the importance of moral choice.
After the missions were destroyed, north-central Florida was basically devoid of people, and this was a problem for the Spanish who needed a physical buffer between their remnant of a colony in St. Augustine and English and French colonies now established west and north.
He assumes I am basically devoid of taste.
Interestingly, carbamidomethylation of the 15d-PGJ2-modified peptide upon treatment with iodoacetamide was nearly undetectable, suggesting that the 15d-PGJ2-modified peptide was basically devoid of free cysteines.
So basically it's a popularity contest, which — like all such games — is devoid of any real substance, yet which also targets the human desire for social approbation to give it a viral stickiness that aims to keep the app in play.
The arc of Season One of the Sopranos basically involves Tony's gradual, albeit reluctant, awareness that his mother, Livia, isn't just hostile and ungrateful, but devoid of maternal instincts and fully capable of endorsing a "hit" on her only son as punishment for his putting her into a nursing home.
