Sentence examples for devoid of dangerous from inspiring English sources
The katipo is particularly notable in New Zealand as the nation is almost entirely devoid of dangerous native wildlife.
The lead compound was found to be roughly equipotent to morphine (ED50 3.13 ± 1.09 mg/kg) but devoid of the dangerous side-effect respiratory depression, a major issue associated with traditional opioid therapy.
He stressed the need for an "instant, accurate, comprehensive" system devoid of loopholes that allow dangerous people to avoid background checks altogether.
Empathy is second nature to us, so much so that anyone devoid of it strikes us as dangerous or mentally ill.
"The murderers of Daniel Pearl are dangerous criminals devoid of all humanity and their barbaric act is a crime against Pakistan and an outrage against the cherished values of our society," the statement said.
Exciting, charismatic, devoid of substance, and almost immeasurably dangerous, he is ratings gold.
They are overcrowded places, increasingly dangerous, and largely devoid of any meaningful attempt at rehabilitation.
At best they are weak or devoid of imagination, at worst they are in the grip of a very dangerous vanity indeed.
For those who do make the journey on foot in order to avoid the dangerous trip by sea, the route itself is not devoid of complications.
It is to take us back directly to the very dangerous spot that we were in two years ago — only to go back there devoid of any realistic plan or option".
Panama's qualification was painted as a collective success for a team devoid of individual stars; that, combined with the sheer delight at being in Russia, could make Panama dangerous.
