Sentence examples for devoid of issues from inspiring English sources
Aside from allegations that Mr. Fujimori is stealing the election, the campaign so far has been virtually devoid of issues.
THE danger, Mr. Wellstone said, is if "the sense of betrayal is translated into a politics of bitterness, devoid of issues".
Wang Chien-Chuang, the president of The Reporter, said that politics in Taiwan was becoming more mean-spirited, personal, and devoid of issues.
The subsequent contest was devoid of issues, Harrison winning on the basis of incessant electioneering by his supporters in the "log cabin" campaign.
As in 1880, the campaign was almost devoid of issues of public policy: only the perennial question of the tariff appeared to separate the two parties.
It's a lucrative and world-renowned industry, but not one that's devoid of issues.
The campaign was devoid of big issues that divided the candidates.
The multiple functional structures of multicolor microcavity OLED pixels/microporous scattering films/OPDs enable generation of enhanced individually addressable sensor arrays, devoid of interfering issues, for O2 and pH as well as for other analytes and biochemical parameters.
Though evidently never devoid of tough issues and the occasional disagreement, it has now truly become a strategic partnership.
Does this mean that the president is devoid of any issue in regards to race?
They are conservative by nature and devoid of the basic issues troubling Americas and Europes media-mangled monsters.
