Sentence examples for devoid of a credo from inspiring English sources
The suspicion is that there is something robotic about Mr Kerry: that he is programmed to say what he thinks most people want to hear.Will the real John Kerry please stand upIs Mr Kerry truly that devoid of a credo?
History is devoid of them.
Contemporary cocoonery is not devoid of a merchandising component.
"He was practically devoid of an art collection".
The hostile egotism of such a credo is a miserable thing.
We all agree, in the abstract, that a life devoid of struggle is a life devoid of growth.
It's a gray credo, devoid of rhetoric, arousing awe and even fear but not limbic terror.
This became a credo of Slim's future empire.
A credo of the Franciscan order was nudus nudum Christum sequi ("follow naked the naked Christ").
At their best, these musicians share a credo of jazz traditionalism unclouded by nostalgia.
It listens to its own muse and operates by a credo of whimsical indulgence.
