Sentence examples similar to devoid of impulse from inspiring English sources
The football was cut according to the Saturday template of lore, full of positive expression, devoid of the impulse to play a defensive midfielder in a part of the pitch reserved for game-breakers.
Moreover, they add, millennials seem devoid of an impulse to fight and prove their superiority over others not a surprising outcome when everyone gets a trophy.
The more these programs are implemented, often at little cost with staffing consisting of volunteers, the more children will grow up without being marked by abuse and devoid of the impulse to respond to fear by turning to or supporting violence.
I admit that those before me were capable of making something good enough that I need only follow their lead, not mindlessly, but with humility, completely devoid of the hubristic impulse of progress.
The young woman she created was in some sense popular fiction's original Cosmo girl: fun, fearless and female, though seemingly devoid of any erotic impulses.
You've heard of impulse buying.
They do this out of genuine humanitarian impulse, but the process is too often devoid of consultation or input from the people who are supposed to benefit from these programs.
Devoid of organization, knowing neither logic nor reason, it has the ability to harbour acutely conflicting or mutually contradictory impulses side by side.
