Sentence examples for be truly devoid of from inspiring English sources

A piece of nonfiction can never be truly devoid of untruths.

Also, Dr. Ward remarked in an interview, if the Milky Way is truly devoid of alien hordes, then it might be humanity's destiny over the eons to spread into the wilderness of stars, unopposed by ancient legions.

Alternatively, says Blecha, the central source could simply be a new hot spot of star formation, ignited by the recent galactic merger and truly devoid of any x-ray emission.

The question, however, is whether a style of music that borrows so liberally from ambient, techno, hip-hop and early 1970's Miles Davis can truly be said to be devoid of American influences -- and whether this music even qualifies as jazz.

A truly targeted Ad is one which is devoid of the native-binding ability of CAR [ 38] that is difficult to construct and to propagate in regular HEK-293 cells.

Their passageways would be empty, devoid of content, lifeless.

Be completely devoid of all emotion.

Indeed, using sequence entropy (Shannon information) as a measure of genomic complexity is obviously disingenuous given that under this approach the most complex sequence is a truly random one that, almost by definition is devoid of any biological information.

This is memoir devoid of bitterness.

The drawing is nearly devoid of detail.

His work is notably devoid of panegyrics.