Sentence examples for devoid of any feeling from inspiring English sources
He came into my life shortly after I moved to Chicago, didn't know anyone, and had just gone through a miserable breakup with a man who was cold, emotionally devoid of any feeling and never made me feel smart, sexy or funny.
Buzzy, kaleidoscopic effects aside, "Cloud City" is weak in the here and now: slightly creaky, devoid of any feeling for materials or sense of craft.
Why did you do that?" A further second on and he is down on one knee, now devoid of any feeling other than lacerating pain as his battered diaphragm spasms and prevents his lungs from doing their job.
"I must admit that spending time on my own - completely devoid of any feeling that I should be somewhere else over Christmas - is something I've found to be far more positive than I expected," he says.
On the other hand, the writer has abstained, in the only sentences in which it was necessary to speak of opponents, from saying a single word more of their conduct or motives than strict justice to Franklin's memory demanded, Franklin himself was singularly devoid of any vindictive feeling.
Even so, in order to fully appreciate the process view, it is well to keep in mind that Whitehead and Hartshorne reject the traditional concept of matter as devoid of any activity or feeling—Whitehead refers to the traditional view of matter as "vacuous actuality".
It is too abstract, devoid of touch and feeling.
MacLeod's mouth then got him into a wee bit of bother before Scotland's visit to Wembley, when he cracked the following gag: "I don't dislike the English, I hate their guts!" It was a deliberate joke, a pantomime rallying cry, and devoid of any genuine ill-feeling.
The extraterrestrial intruders look and sound just like their victims except that they are devoid of any human emotion or feeling.
I dunno, I like my billionaires to be megalomaniacal, crass, tasteless and devoid of human feeling: it confirms my deeply-held anti-capitalist views and makes me feel dead smug.
To my surprise, however, the finishing moment was rather devoid of the feeling of triumph I had expected.
