Sentence examples for devoid both from inspiring English sources
Most PhyCys have a molecular mass in the 12 16 kDa range and are devoid both, of disulphide bonds and of putative glycosilation sites.
"Facing Mekka" seemed devoid of both theological and dramatic specificity.
Mr. Boehner's speech was devoid of both.
Perceiving a policy devoid of both courage and honesty, the US is hated and ignored.
Today, a city that thrives on news and newsmakers found itself devoid of both.
Sharla is married to Ansel (Thomas Haden Church), who is devoid of both energy and cunning.
"Business is terrible," said Li Yanchang, sipping tea in dirty pajamas in a stall devoid of both customers and products.
The Babadook first appears in a pop-up book, devoid of both author and publisher, that Samuel finds in his bedroom.
From the outset they looked devoid of both energy and imagination, their sole ploy apparently being to launch long balls to Leon Best.
The waterfront, despite its spectacular setting, is sterile, edged by a busy road, devoid of both historic character and the bustle of a lively port.
In foreign policy he was a neutralist, while at home he advocated a special form of "African socialism," which he said should be devoid of both atheism and excessive materialism.
