Sentence examples similar to become devoid of purpose from inspiring English sources

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

The infected rhizomorphs become devoid of living hyphae about one week after the initial infection.

As onlookers the objects become devoid of their kitchen context and look like luxury items to fawn over.

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.

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

But the yelling is not devoid of purpose.

"Australians are not interested in campaigns without content, [in] platitudes devoid of purpose," she said.

But longevity is not an end in itself; devoid of purpose or enjoyment, it is a savourless achievement.

ATLANTA — Drifting aimlessly through the final weeks of a draining and disappointing season, the Mets have appeared at times to be devoid of purpose.