Sentence examples for been devoid of from inspiring English sources
adjective
Empty; having none of; completely without
- I went searching for a knife, but the kitchen was devoid of anything sharper than a spoon.
The women's throwing events have been devoid of American contenders.
The club has been devoid of leadership and accountability.
It has been devoid of ideas quite honestly".
Spencer's own history has been devoid of ideology.
"But this place that had been devoid of meaning for me suddenly made sense".
For neither has the road to union been devoid of battles between north and south.
But their relationship had been devoid of romance until November, when, Dr. Bennett said, he began behaving differently.
For all the uncertainty that accompanied Santana's every move, his time in camp has been devoid of plot twists.
"Over the last few days, your approach has been devoid of any serious solution to the crisis.
Mazda has kept its prices below Ford's in an attempt to lure potential buyers into showrooms that had been devoid of sport utilities.
In the theater Jones/Zane choreography has invariably been devoid of interest to me; in context of the exhibition, however, this image came as a relief.
