Sentence examples for devoid of that from inspiring English sources

John Staffen, executive creative director at DDB New York, said: "Chocolate is sexy, a magic elixir, and the Hershey bar has been devoid of that.

This observation removes the main obstacle in developing α-MSH based peptides as therapeutics, which is nothing, but its pigmentary effects and KPV are devoid of that.

Meanwhile, Holman State Wayside Park will remain mostly devoid of that complicated species, the human.

Yet his background -- though one devoid of that kind of hardship -- is probably a greater basketball anomaly.

Foer's impassioned storytelling is largely devoid of that kind of irony, and that kind of natural history.

But 1996 was also the year of Scream, Fargo, Trainspotting and Jerry Maguire; 2016 is devoid of that kind of variety.

The Record gave a negative review, noting that "Unfortunately, 'Instructions' seemed devoid of everything that made 'The Glass Ballerina' hum.

it could not be guaranteed that the dictionary, at this step, was completely devoid of entries that would form a valid abbreviation if appended by a period.

And it was here that Chanel staged her coup: the introduction of supple cardigan suits, devoid of embellishment, that skimmed an uncorseted body.

Meanwhile, Wisconsin Republican Paul Ryan trotted out his budget plan that was so devoid of specifics that it amounted to a secret plan to cut the deficit.

Like the Fox agreement, the CBS pact was virtually devoid of numbers that might measure success.