Sentence examples for being largely devoid of from inspiring English sources

Thunder Coach Scott Brooks said he suspected that the Grizzlies watched game film "over and over and over and over," though Saturday's contest wound up being largely devoid of pristine ball movement and dead-eye shooting.

Thus, in spite of the thymic cortex being largely devoid of DP thymocytes in male mice, some cells develop normally if they escape deletion by the early expression of endogenous TCRα chains.

Pixel-based image compositing enables production of large-area surface reflectance images that are largely devoid of clouds, cloud shadows, or haze.

The Indian Ocean floor is largely devoid of manganese nodules.

Mr. Romney's broadly thematic speech was largely devoid of specific proposals.

She is largely devoid of ideology, able to tack left or right as convenient.

The actual sessions are largely devoid of meaning, as evidenced by the recent themes of the conference.

Foer's impassioned storytelling is largely devoid of that kind of irony, and that kind of natural history.

The capsule itself is largely devoid of anything required for a human crew, such as life-support and command consoles.

We simply don't yet know how much oil there is in Tiber, so comparisons are largely devoid of meaning.

The jerseys of American professional and college teams have been largely devoid of corporate involvement except for smallish logos of the uniform makers.