Sentence examples for devoid of controversy from inspiring English sources
Mr. Cheney's speech provided delegates with yet another reason to revel in a quadrennial gathering that has been remarkably devoid of controversy, in public at least.
"Maybe they set up this formula so they could be devoid of controversy, but to me, there's no human test or no eye test," said Brad Gilbert, an analyst and coach who thinks Wimbledon should have seeded Nadal higher.
Political analysts said the late entry would make it harder to raise money, particularly in a race devoid of controversy and far from the minds of the electorate .I don't think people are all that interested in these elections because county government is somewhat of a mystery to them," said Michael R. Edelman, a Republican political consultant.
It's possible that she might have led a life devoid of controversy without Mosley's influence, even though one of her grandfathers was one of Hitler's favorite Germanophiles and her father hatched a gold-mining scheme in a Canadian locale called Swastika.
But Tyrangiel's tenure hasn't been devoid of controversy.
Meanwhile, Valentine, who had to meet with his team before Game 3 of the division series to discuss how he said in a Sports Illustrated article that there were five losers in the clubhouse, has mostly been devoid of controversies this season.
In spite of this prominence, the concept of benefit sharing is not devoid of controversies related to its definition and justification.
"One thing that has always aggravated me is that we don't get a recommendation directly from the scientific community when it comes to NASA or NSF," Culberson told Córdova, the only witness at a 2-hour session largely devoid of any controversies.
This open one-block park would be a powerful asset for Lower Manhattan, the entire city and the country, devoid of architectural clutter and controversy.
Easyjet courted a lot of controversy for this in the past – effectively trying to own the word 'easy', which many argue is a mark that is descriptive or devoid of distinctive character.
Flashpoint of Controversy.
