Sentence examples similar to bereft of his contribution from inspiring English sources

to sink like Hector's great spear bereft of his strength.

"The fetus should be bigger by now, too," the doctor said, bereft of his usual optimism.

Already bereft of his eldest daughter, Catsouras told his three other girls that they couldn't look at the Internet.

Bereft of his leadership the PAC fell into internal fighting, assassinations and corruption.

In a bitter story, bereft of his usual good humour, Twain has a character saying of a Spanish bullfight: "Well, it is perfectly grand, perfectly beautiful.

Bereft of his leadership, thousands of Christians apostatized (rejected their faith) or obtained libelli (certificates), by which they declared that they had sacrificed to the pagan gods.

Now rejoining Selma, beloved wife of 48 years, he leaves us bereft of his trusted guidance and singular character.

The book contains his personal perspective on the local history and heritage, but being bereft of his characters and creations, it misses his enjoyable narrative.

With the solar Eye gone, Ra is vulnerable to his enemies and bereft of a large part of his power.

For much of the late 1970s and 1980s he was homeless in New York, bereft of even his cameras.

Lineberger said that "Richie and Duncan relate to each other differently from now on, and Duncan is bereft of much of his joy [and] moodier as well.