Sentence examples for devoid of inhabitants from inspiring English sources
The buildings "all appeared to be crisp and new, inside they were dark cavities, devoid of inhabitants and interior fit-out".
He wanted to create an otherworldly atmosphere a concrete city mostly devoid of inhabitants.
Ordos is a hyper modern city, full of brand new glass walled residential and commercial buildings, yet devoid of inhabitants.
Istanbul changes at a breathtaking pace, and many fear the city might soon be lost entirely to rabid development, leaving a sanitised, uniform backdrop, devoid of life and its original inhabitants.
The island was virtually devoid of internal communication systems, and the inhabitants lived almost exclusively in villages.
Municipality of residence was categorised according to number of inhabitants: rural (<10 000 inhabitants), semiurban (10 000 49 999 inhabitants) and urban (≥50 000 inhabitants).
These disciplinary positions do not, however, favour authentic quality of life of the inhabitants, as they often generate unfamiliar spaces or ones to be admired at a distance, beautiful but devoid of the value, meaning and feeling of attachment that only everyday use can give to make them real, lived-in spaces.
And sure, this scheme won't cut it if you want to boldly go to worlds devoid of intelligent beings, but think about it: How many Star Trek episodes involved sending the Enterprise to planets where the only inhabitants were bacteria?
