Sentence examples for devoid of history from inspiring English sources
"It was empty, virgin, devoid of history and the nuances that sentiment or scholarship found everywhere in Europe".
I grew up in Stevenage, a new town born in 1946 and still devoid of history or culture.
Voltage, who has made it her mission to burrow into the lives of her clients, sometimes living with them for weeks at a time and throwing out everything from old clothes to bad staff members, has chosen a dwelling devoid of history: the ultimate clean slate.
And looking forward from that point in 1967 there is a kind of desert devoid of history, devoid of responsibility, devoid of blame, until we suddenly emerge from the miasma right at the Oslo accords, the proposals that Ehud Barak made to Yasir Arafat at Camp David and, after Camp David, like thunder on a bright and sunny day, the second intifada.
To look at the iPad in a vacuum devoid of history is to look at a magical device.
No era is devoid of history, but certain periods do seem to exceed their allotment of tumult, and we are mired in a doozy.
His characters are free of history and devoid of intimate crises; their identity isn't celebrated or even acknowledged in any substantial way, it's filtered out.
All participants were devoid of migraine history or any other neurological, internal or psychiatric disorder.
Since the works of non-academic philosophers are excluded from this evidence, we must infer that Latin American philosophy is devoid of significant history, theories, methods, and number of creative practitioners.
it would seem obvious to identify the "socialist space" of the kommunalka with the concept of non-place developed by Marc Augé: "devoid of relations, roots, history.
Trump's transactional sense of policy, too, which is devoid of a sense of history or normative value, led him to positions that read like Putin's wish list: he spoke of recognizing Russia's annexation of Crimea, called into question U.S. commitments to NATO, and dismissed criticism of Putin's authoritarian rule.
