Sentence examples for devoid of class from inspiring English sources

Wagner envisioned an opera audience devoid of class divisions and had a utopian desire to combine disciplines into a total work of art, a gesamtkunstwerk.

The post-black generation has lived in a world devoid of class politics even as the civil rights movements have grown.

"Shrewsbury were better so we're fortunate to still be in the Cup," said David Moyes, who did not try to dress up a performance devoid of class and even of more basic traits.

A poor tournament in most people's views, mostly devoid of class, effort and enthusiasm, but it's what we're sadly growing accustomed to with International soccer nowadays.

Akram Ismail, an organizer with the Association of Progressive Revolutionary Youth talked to Al Masry Al Youm, "The organization of the working class is a pillar for democratic transformation and the civility of the state," but he noted that the political arena had been enfeebled by "religious versus non-religious" disputes, devoid of class politics.

But the reader might ask if it is meaningful to characterize a society that accepted slavery as "relatively tolerant" or "devoid of rigid class barriers".

What is so depressing about this show is not that it tells lies about the rich, but that it provides an image of the world devoid of any class resistance.

Steinbrenner, who died on Tuesday at age 80, was a bully and a brat, devoid of humility, class, and civility, born on third base, deluded that he'd hit a triple, and convinced he had to tell the whole world how he'd done it.

An "off-the-shelf" cell line is constructed, typically devoid of MHC class I molecules (Ren et al., 2017a) and endogenous T cell receptors (MacLeod et al., 2017; Ren et al., 2017a) to decrease the risk of host vs. graft (rejection) and graft vs. host disease (GvHD), respectively.

An example of this improvement is indicated by the fact that EMBL v. 102 provided 12 673 out of 13 206 sequence entries (Table 2) devoid of any class of contaminant/artefactual sequences.

On the other hand, according to the hypothesis of Ljunggren and Kärre, the targets of NK cells should be devoid of MHC class 1 human leukocyte protein antigens (HLA) which otherwise inhibit NK-cell cytotoxicity.