Sentence examples similar to bereft of features from inspiring English sources
But Kenyans remain, as colonial logic demanded, the other, bereft of the features and feelings that establish our common humanity.
On closer inspection, however, the combination of an estate bereft of the features that made it a farm -- paddocks, fruit trees, animals and the sheds that housed them, not to mention various mills on the Cross River and a show of modern photographs, which in effect says all is well down on the American farm -- seems a bit disingenuous.
But first a brief history lesson: Holland played their first ever international against Belgium on 30 April 1905 and won 4-1 fielding a team bereft of anyone glorying in a surname featuring 'van'.
Bereft of genuinely juicy players.
Thus was Miletus bereft of its inhabitants.
Saddam Hussein is bereft of allies.
New Zealand were bereft of ideas.
Bereft of jewels and title.
Generally anywhere bereft of human presence.
But that, too, is bereft of booty.
