Sentence examples for devoid of money from inspiring English sources
The largess allows Colburn conservatory students, selected through a rigorous audition process, an education largely devoid of money worries.
Its pervasiveness in a society can reveal a depth of impoverishment so profound that it signals a world devoid of money, factories, literacy, and political structure.
His pockets overflowed with stockings but were devoid of money; he munched on one roll while clumsily carrying two others beneath his arms.
Attached to the woodlands and lakes of his birthplace, Lautner hated Los Angeles, which he viewed as a cultural wasteland obsessed with money and devoid of beauty.
This is the view of rabid capitalists married to money and devoid of loyalty.
It also produced an odd and self-protective artifact - the trope that money itself was empty, devoid of design and unworthy of our eye.
Many rural areas are consequently devoid of young workers.Instead, the economic mainstay of the kingdom has become the money sent home by young Nepalis abroad.
The address was devoid of big, sweeping initiatives, in part because of Mr. Bloomberg's admonition that "money is tight — very tight".
"They're not spending time or money to ensure those products they are sourcing from overseas are devoid of counterfeits".
"We stood between the two parties in order to skim money off of it," Mr. Kopper said, his face blank and voice devoid of emotion.
