Sentence examples for devoid of battles from inspiring English sources
For neither has the road to union been devoid of battles between north and south.
In fact, the world inhabited by the children of "Digimon" is strangely devoid of adults, leaving battling monsters to devastate swaths of some city with Japanese street signs without intervention by the police, military forces or, for that matter, anyone who seems not to be possessed by a passivity attributable to too much time in front of a television set or a computer screen.
In one, he wrote of struggling to cope "in a world of battle that seems devoid of humanity or reason".
Despite its imperial setting "I, Claudius" was a small studio effort devoid of huge sets and sprawling battle scenes.
This turn to technology, however, is not devoid of religious aspects: although dying in battle is undisputedly holy, many scholars claim that any intentional taking of one's own life is forbidden, thus outlawing suicide attacks altogether.
What resulted were highly cliched dramas devoid of human emotion, in which white knights of the Communist Party battle and ultimately defeat evil, whether oppressive landlords, Japanese soldiers, Kuomintang bandits or petty-bourgeois capitalists.
At the time of the battle, northern Europe seems to have been devoid of towns or even small villages.
For many, the return home to civilian live is completely devoid of the romance and triumph that had kept them hopeful during battle.
Therefore, plant derived components devoid of adverse effects have attracted particular attention as an alternative source to battle against diabetes.
