Sentence examples for but seems devoid of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Morrar spent six years in Israeli prisons but seems devoid of bitterness.

In the end luck was on the side of United, who had dominated for much of the first half but seemed devoid of bright ideas after the break.

The result is efficient but uncanny, as the video seems devoid of any rational plot, unless you count that rapidly approaching swarm of crows of the Apocalypse descending on Earth to destroy us.

The monophyly of Posibacteria plus Eurybacteria is weakly shown by some 16S rRNA and protein trees, but is often absent from single or multigene protein trees (but seldom more than weakly or moderately contradicted); commonly it is broken by a usually weak association of Cyanobacteria and Actinobacteria, which seems devoid of biological rationale but may reflect base-compositional similarities.

Duke University's study on coal exports, produced with the University of Calgary, seems devoid of such concern.

By contrast, "I'm in" seems devoid of passion or even meaning.

Superficially the landscape seems devoid of life and it's difficult to imagine why it was ever inhabited.

"We have heard nothing more about this other than a brief statement in parliament, which seems devoid of any meaningful intent," he said.

There is a tremolo to Woolf's plea, but by comparison to the many works of pathography by other writers that would soon follow, it seems devoid of self-pity.

The discovery, announced in a paper published Friday online in Science, suggests that Venus — like the Earth — is periodically resurfaced by lava flows, explaining why it seems devoid of craters.

Not because of its current stream, which seems devoid of any actionable information.