Sentence examples for devoid of progress from inspiring English sources
Yet whereas ambiguity in Graham was charged by expressionist urgency, Bausch's language is physically softer, expressively more evasive, structurally devoid of progress.
And Obama's record is not devoid of some progress.
The ruling Afro-Caribbeans end up enslaving and oppressing their own kind and the resulting social situation is devoid of any progress.
Not profits, necessarily, but evidence of progress toward a wired health care system completely devoid of phone, fax and paper inefficiencies.
Modern literature's "preoccupation with the banal cannot be fully understood without attention to the colonial anxiety of being left in the backwater of progress and excitement". These stories reveal how the people in the colonies "experienced local and immediate life as lagging far behind in progress, devoid of eventfulness, and generally stifling, claustrophobic and dull," said Majumdar.
As mitosis progressed, two stronger TBCD signals devoid of GT335 staining arose immediately adjacent to the existing centrioles.
New internal Uber documents leaked to Recode detail the company's progress toward realizing its dream of a fleet of vehicles entirely devoid of pesky human drivers.
The lengthy Oscar season is already in progress, and in at least one small respect it's proving – in a near-anomaly – entirely devoid of Meryl Streep.
The stage is devoid of scenery except for a plain, white wall that moves incrementally closer to the audience as the play progresses.
