Sentence examples for bereft of knowledge from inspiring English sources
In a world where the NSA and Homeland Security probably know what I'm wearing as I'm typing this article, we are awash in information, but bereft of knowledge and integrity; flooded with stories, but left to die in a drought of truth.
Nothing, but to leave the United States bereft of any knowledge about Iran.
Yet there is caution, too, because Okoye is bereft of technical knowledge.
"Trump is bereft of any of the knowledge that people pick up from being involved in politics," Rove told me at one point in our conversation in his cluttered office, a stone's throw away from the Texas State Capitol building and next door to the Fox News studio from which he does his regular TV hits.
It's also completely bereft of any curiosity or knowledge about the democratic function of such a website.
No wonder Washington is so bereft of Ryan's kind of leadership and knowledge.
With first place came $120,000, a car and the knowledge that he could leave his competitors exhausted, bereft of expectation.
This fragmentation legitimated hierarchical power knowledge discourses and has left teachers, as knowers, "bereft of their capacity to intervene (in?) the world" (Britzman 2003, p. 29).
They suck knowledge out of anything that isn't dry or bereft of human feeling.
Bereft of genuinely juicy players.
