Sentence examples similar to devoid of foundation from inspiring English sources
Their formation then becomes skewed and devoid of a foundation that contextualizes the recent discoveries and techniques.
The marriage of writer Charles Condomine to his second wife, Ruth, is childless, sensible and devoid of passion, and its foundations are rocked by the arrival of the medium Madame Arcati and the materialisation of Charles's dead first wife, Elvira.
By photographing them completely devoid of people, their structural foundations lose spatial depth and perspective, and come to read like painted color-block, hard-edge abstractions from yet another painterly trajectory.
Seeking high, dry ground, Jill lays back on her bed and watches as the ceiling fan, devoid of power, is nonetheless accelerated by the wind shaking the foundation of her room.
As of today, there is no serious foundation for a stable democratic Palestinian state devoid of the corruption that brought about the Arab Spring in the rest of the Middle East.
Rooney's testimonial against his former club was devoid of intensity but succeeded in the main objective of raising substantial funds for the United and England captain's foundation.
However, the Foundation discovered that their choice of location for this endeavour — near Waterloo Station on the South Bank — was unusually devoid of homeless people, many of whom were in homeless shelters for the day.
