Sentence examples for devoid of politics from inspiring English sources
Come Dine with Me is a curious state, devoid of politics (there are never political arguments) or racism or sexism, but dwelling somehow in its smoke, a study in class. .
"Blacktop Highway" isn't a political play, but it's not devoid of politics.
Interestingly, after this week's cabinet reshuffle, commentators are picking over the political leanings of the new ministers for justice, health and transport, but not international development, a department apparently devoid of politics.
The record isn't devoid of politics, but its most outspoken moment is relatively nuanced (if perhaps only by his own standards): a cover of God & Guns, a song first recorded in 2009 by Lynyrd Skynyrd.
For once, the world is abuzz with healthy hostilities devoid of politics.
Griffith agrees, saying a desire to work in a company devoid of politics is a strong draw for executives of startups acquired by Lucent or Nortel or even Cisco, which he says does the best job of integrating acquired companies.
Akram Ismail, an organizer with the Association of Progressive Revolutionary Youth talked to Al Masry Al Youm, "The organization of the working class is a pillar for democratic transformation and the civility of the state," but he noted that the political arena had been enfeebled by "religious versus non-religious" disputes, devoid of class politics.
Denouncing the efforts to merge the positions of AFC president and FIFA Asian vice president, Prince Ali asserted that "I stand firm by my conviction that all sport, including our sport; football, should be free from politics and completely devoid of politicos and self-interest individuals and groups that exploit the sport and all its stakeholders for their own personal gains".
"The Unconquerable World" is devoid of a politics linked to the realities of power and opinion in America.
The post-black generation has lived in a world devoid of class politics even as the civil rights movements have grown.
But his time in a combat zone taught him much about sacrifice, honor and loyalty among soldiers, he said in a speech largely devoid of policy, politics or any mention of his Republican rival, Gov. George W. Bush.
