Sentence examples for devoid of a real from inspiring English sources

The Super 8s has been devoid of a real thrilling contest in the opening three weeks so, in many ways, this felt like a fitting hors d'oeuvres ahead of Wembley next week.

We deemed this finding devoid of a real clinical value apart from confirming that anthracyclines resistance did not develop in these patients.

When does an interesting intellectual development turn into a fad, devoid of any real content?

By John Cassidy May 1, 2014 When does an interesting intellectual development turn into a fad, devoid of any real content?

In a preseason devoid of any real competition for starting jobs on the Jets, Chad Pennington still had an audition that would make even a Juilliard prodigy nervous.

Joe Ralls had the visitors' first opportunity, shooting wide from an angle, but they offered little else in a half devoid of any real quality.

As this replay turned into a frozen farce devoid of any real quality, it bolted itself into rather unwanted extra-time.

The problem is that there is something bloodless about these accounts: everything is recounted from a great distance, a distance so great that it flattens August's life into a nondescript landscape, devoid of any real interest.

Why should D&G be applauded for something that is at its core, primarily just a calculated business move devoid of any real intention to change the fashion world to be more inclusive of its Muslim audience?

It's a cavernous stadium, with a temperature-controlled environment that's devoid of any real warmth, making up for in noise what it lacks in ambience.

Here Berke is lazily accepting what is little more than a Republican political talking point devoid of any real historical substance.