Sentence examples for bereft of all from inspiring English sources

Two-thirds of Peruvians work in the informal sector, bereft of all labour protection.

Aisha was bereft; of all her siblings, he was the one she felt closest to.

But even bereft of all funk, she is nothing short of impressive tonight.

She was thus bereft of all family contact, left abandoned in a bare room without even a single personal photograph.

In one such 18th-century fantasy, men and women bereft of all body hair leap naked into fountains, while the progressively minded narrator watches on.

"It has been rigged to tarnish my name by bodies I know well and who for me are bereft of all credibility or legitimacy".

"When they got married, Mike said to me, he was in the grip of feelings 'beyond any happiness he had ever dreamed of.' He told me more than once that his favorite line in Shakespeare was 'You have bereft me of all words, lady.' Because when he was with Jude, he knew the full extent of what Shakespeare was saying".

Since Andrew Flintoff's retirement from cricket, England have been bereft of an all-rounder and while their four-man bowling attack has for the most part proved to be mightily effective, it has at times left them looking a little bit one-dimensional.

We hear sayings like "a Godless world," or "a Godless land," referring to places of extreme harshness bereft of an all-caring, omnipotent creator of our world and us, where an unloved soul can barely survive.

To add insult to injury, the top-grossing movies of the year so far have mostly been effects-filled franchises like Spider-Man, Star Wars, The Scorpion King and Scooby-Doo, all movies conspicuously bereft of star presence, all sequel-friendly films that are themselves their own 'star'star

Mars is the opposite: a frigid desert almost bereft of atmosphere, with all its water locked away as ice.