Sentence examples for became devoid of from inspiring English sources

And so words became devoid of meaning".

The center of circulation quickly became devoid of convection.

The following morning, the center of Gilma became devoid of convection, exposing the low-level circulation.

The storm's center became devoid of strong thunderstorms later that day, making Flossie no longer qualified as a tropical cyclone.

It became devoid of deep convection, and made landfall on Molokai on October 20 while still tropical depression.

By the early morning of October 30, the center of circulation became devoid of thunderstorm activity and the system had turned eastward.

She said it's common for some words to be used so often that they actually become devoid of meaning.

As an alumni communications officer I'm expected to embrace it, but this kind of professional jargon becomes devoid of meaning over time.

A Japanese public that has become devoid of emotions reacted excessively to this brave act, as if it were seeking salvation.

As Tony Tanner puts it in his fascinating book Adultery in the Novel, "the adulterer or adulteress effectively 'renarrativizes' a life that has become devoid of story".

Within a growth ring, those cells responsible for the conduction of water rapidly become devoid of cell contents because they must be empty and dead at functional maturity.