Sentence examples for devoid of vision from inspiring English sources
Labour has performed disastrously right across the UK due to a lacklustre campaign that was big on financial bean counting but devoid of vision.
Mr. Clinton, however, entered office in 1993 with only 43percentt of the vote, and his indecisiveness and aversion for conflict won him an early reputation in Washington as a president devoid of the vision thing, a politician who could be rolled.
The famous title character is reduced to a one-dimensional, posey old fool, devoid of nobility or vision.
And Bosnia, nearly 20 years after the vicious war among Serbs, Croats and Muslims, remains deeply divided along ethnic lines and devoid of any "shared vision by political representatives," the commission report says, suggesting that Sarajevo remains far from being in political shape to join the EU.
This reinforced her image as a political opportunist driven by polls, devoid of vision and lacking in convictions.
The Democratic Platform is entirely devoid of anything resembling a constitutional vision.
However, all of these examples have involved a complete loss of vision following colonisation of subterranean habitats devoid of light.
Although the fierce ease with which capitalism husks humanity is one of his main concerns, though debris (emotional and material) is one of his chief preoccupations, and though rupture is the texture that most attracts his eye, his vision is not devoid of either tenderness or hope.
Some argue that the organization promotes saccharine visions, and ideas devoid of meaningful content or reality.
The viewer can be inclined to cringe or snigger but Parr's skilful vision is social commentary devoid of sneering.
