Sentence examples for devoid of the threat from inspiring English sources

ARM chips may not have had the same performance/per watt or transistor size as Intel, but they've always been cheap, easy, available, and totally devoid of the threat of lock-in.  .  .

Instead, the match exposed Villa for what they are: a side low on self-belief, conceding all sorts of goals and so devoid of attacking threat there were only sporadic moments when they put their opponents under sustained pressure.

However, his isolation up front was symptomatic of a Swansea display almost entirely devoid of attacking threat.

In a second half devoid of goal threat, Lampard was finally introduced with 14 minutes left to a reception that was largely applause but also contained some dissenting voices.

Liverpool can't wait to get him back on the pitch, without him they look devoid of threat.

While pregnant with her second baby, Liga sets out to end her miserable life and is magically removed to a parallel world, a perfect personal heaven devoid of threat.

Stamos is right that most spheres, e.g. aviation, don't have to deal with the constant threat of intelligent adversaries attacking the system in the same way that software does (although as they events at SeaTac yesterday show us, they are by no means devoid of such threats).

These studies are also devoid of the power of leadership.

Instead, I sat before the empty table, which was devoid of meals, devoid of the signs of hours of preparation.

He who is devoid of the power to forgive is devoid of the power to love.

Created by Kate Bond and Morgan Lloyd, who have been producing different versions of this show since 2004, "Bum Bum" is surprisingly devoid of feelings of genuine threat, and possible hints of uncomfortable sexual metaphors are diffused early on.