Sentence examples similar to devoid of initiative from inspiring English sources
Tonight's speech was devoid of new initiatives in that area.
Their mantra is repeal and retrenchment, devoid of new initiatives or a positive agenda.
"But every governor here is at least willing to look at some middle ground". The declaration issued at the meeting's close was devoid of bold initiatives, dealing mostly with agricultural questions, border crossings and vague environmental goals.
The address was devoid of big, sweeping initiatives, in part because of Mr. Bloomberg's admonition that "money is tight — very tight".
His State of the Union address, in the past a forum for announcing ambitious policy initiatives, this year will be largely devoid of far-reaching new proposals.
Local Hafencity residents were determined to silence critics who said the district was devoid of any meaningful culture, and so established the Art Company, a citizens' initiative to promote culture.
As Wolyniec intimated, the trial run was a bit crude, devoid of the type of pomp, scrutiny and delays that have followed similar initiatives in the NHL and NFL.
