Sentence examples for devoid of real from inspiring English sources
DAVID I'd say it was shockingly devoid of real policy proposals but revelatory about who he is and very effective.
IT'S sometimes claimed that art can heal, but usually this extra mission turns out to be rhetoric, devoid of real meaning.
Listeners to the speech, the authors report, came away thinking they had heard an interesting historical account, but one devoid of real news.
After a fourth-round tie devoid of real excitement or trickery, not many will be queuing up to purchase the DVD of this one either.
In a workday devoid of real breaks, we don't think as clearly, logically or creatively in the eighth hour as we did in the second.
At the same time, the kinds of historic districts Jacobs helped to save now often feel like open-air museums, places as soulless and devoid of real life as the high-rises she so despised.
It was a form of exhausted grief completely devoid of real-world connection: I was a tourist in the North and now returned to a home in a city where I could forget about it all.
However, academicians typically separate themselves from the political arena and often find themselves working in a setting devoid of real-world context or experience [ 20].
Could such an environment be recreated in a city, even one devoid of much real greenery?
When does an interesting intellectual development turn into a fad, devoid of any real content?
