Sentence examples for be devoid of life from inspiring English sources

Bostrom suspects that the answer is simple: space appears to be devoid of life because it is.

A sandy sea beach may superficially appear to be devoid of life, but there is often a very large number of bivalves and other invertebrates living beneath the surface of the sand.

The sea was devoid of life.

By John Updike The New Yorker, March 9 , 1963P. 31 Comment on the planets being devoid of life.

Without the cows, "our house is devoid of life," Mr. Voith said.

The New Yorker, March 9 , 1963P. 31 Comment on the planets being devoid of life.

The town of Makhmour, retaken from IS by the Kurds, is devoid of life.

Primary succession occurs in a landscape that previously was devoid of life.

Nearby on Cedar Street, the home of Mike and Debbie Josiah faces a pond that is devoid of life, where no ducks swim and no frogs jump.

Apart from a few carloads of gawkers and an encampment of earnest students, the area is devoid of life.It may never revivify.

The explorers didn't stay long, concluding that the Dry Valleys were devoid of life, which we now know to be incorrect.