Sentence examples for devoid of any real from inspiring English sources

But it has also been remarkably devoid of any real discussion of educational issues.

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

The analysis that all self-destructive behavior is somehow rational makes it devoid of any real explanatory use.

Outside the Westminster fishbowl, they seem cold and mechanistic, and devoid of any real sense of how people live.

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.

For all its razzle-dazzle brilliance, Mr. Pynchon's earlier work tended to be cold, hard and despairing: devoid of any real sense of human connection, soulfulness or redemption.

Some teachers can make the most basic topic incomprehensible, boring or so abstract that it is devoid of any real-world meaning.

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.

The most extreme exercise in surrealism in this series is The Mikado, a puppet show cheerfully devoid of any sense of the real world as we know it.

Could such an environment be recreated in a city, even one devoid of much real greenery?