Sentence examples for devoid of course from inspiring English sources
Dr. Stein and Komarny worked on mapping the lifelong educational journey devoid of course and term, but rather guided by discrete experiences along a learning path.
Harlem, Washington Heights and Inwood are devoid of golf courses and driving ranges.
High schools in low-income areas of the city would still be devoid of the courses required to apply to a four-year college.
Not only to paint a number of fine landscapes around Copenhagen, but also the great palaces and courtyards of the capital, always, of course, devoid of people.
Risky behavior can be devoid of risk — unless of course you use your real name and are an elected official.
And the films in which Lillian stars—Haynes concocts a melodrama called "Daughter of the Storm," which we glimpse in snatches are, of course, devoid of speech, though the spell will soon be broken by the talkies.
A picture of Geoffrey the Giraffe overlooked a baby section devoid of everything except shelves and, of course, directions on how and why you should purchase the shelves at a highly discounted rate.
Reuters recently found the kayaking course devoid of water.
Runners barely took three strides without facing steps of all shapes and sizes, 60,000 in all, dominating a course devoid of flats.
Mr. Romney is not entirely devoid of a record in government, of course.
Today, Manhattan is mostly devoid of terror (with the exception, of course, of the 9/11 Memorial and Museum).
