Sentence examples for devoid of new 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.

A fractured, ineffectual left, devoid of new ideas, has boosted Jobbik's appeal, especially among the young.

This reduces his efforts to grandiosely physical Conceptual Art, entertaining and accessible but devoid of new form.

Mr. Blix told the Council that the document, even though it was 12,000 pages long, was "practically devoid of new evidence".

Dr. Blix pronounced the 12,200-page declaration, rich in volume, but poor in information and practically devoid of new evidence.

In contrast, early rifR mutations likely occurred in a REL1206 background that was fairly devoid of other new mutations, thus minimizing possibilities for either clonal interference or epistatic interactions with other new mutations.

The four most frequent causes include partial exon overlap devoid of any new exons in gg2v3, models that are identical except in the initial exon, models where GreenGenie2 predicts entirely new initial and terminal exons and models that are identical except in the terminal exon.

The cellar is totally devoid of anything new and interesting.

There's a skeleton crew responsible for a national curriculum absolutely devoid of any new ideas.

(May 25) gives the impression that, apart from Westbeth, Mr. Meier's practice was devoid of New York City commissions, unless New York City is defined only as Manhattan.