Sentence examples for devoid of grace from inspiring English sources

It would be a place devoid of grace, humor, and, perhaps above all, deniability.

The Tigers play a helter-skelter style that is relentless but devoid of grace.

At first glance, despite the imposing golden cupola of the Sayyeda Fatima shrine, this desert city some 100km (60 miles) from Tehran is a backwater, devoid of grace and greenery.

Indeed, Mr. Flanagan's vision seems to have darkened considerably since his last book: in this stark and unsparing novel, set against the backdrop of the global war on terrorism, he gives us a Hobbesian world, devoid of grace and forgiveness and light, and headed, headlong, toward irredeemable disaster.

These responses to what were clear and horrific miscarriages of justice were devoid of grace.

Every time we demonize another, stand as righteous judge over our brother, and seek justice devoid of grace or mercy, there are consequences.

Furthermore, Ms. Bailey speaks in a northern British accent devoid of almost all grace notes.

The picture on the report's cover shows a clumsy new developer's house, devoid of all architectural grace.

With a mere 1.4 seconds on the clock, she evaded her UConn defender and hit the game-tying three-pointer with an easy grace, devoid of panic or despair.

Like Barnes, Romney appears almost devoid of masculinity even if he may have a degree of grace.

He was quick-witted, endlessly curious, devoid of vanity and capable of great grace.