Sentence examples for bereft of anything from inspiring English sources

The first half of the film is almost completely bereft of anything approaching action.

Because, though it's full of wonderful expository prose, it's virtually bereft of anything else.

Seven goals, even against a team so bereft of anything resembling their best values as this Stoke City, represented rather more than a bullish shout of confidence.

But on the other hand, slick ads display antiseptic living environments that look bereft of anything human — let alone a crossword carelessly strewn on a coffee table.

Watching her here feels almost like an optical illusion, because you simply don't believe that this actress can be giving this performance – it's stilted, overly mannered and bereft of anything human.

The programme lacks even the tenuous connection to reality that one finds in the more kitchen sink British and Irish soaps, and thus is bereft of anything with which the viewer can properly identify.

TYSHAWN SOREY TRIO "Verisimilitude" (Pi Recordings, 2017) Mr. Sorey's latest and best album is bereft of almost anything resembling a steady cadence.

Because that letter, thin and bereft of details, was anything but a cave-in to the forces of socialism.

They suck knowledge out of anything that isn't dry or bereft of human feeling.

But a man who feels bereft of his erstwhile strength will say anything, and especially if saying things was the thing he used to do.

The description is uncharacteristically bare of any reference to God having said or done anything and likewise bereft of any biblical citations to fill in the lacunae.