Sentence examples for divested of any from inspiring English sources

The offsetting allowance has been conceded, whether the concession was necessary or not, and thus the system has been divested of any semblance of inequality or prejudice.

The real problem is that now that the job is in the public eye, it is divested of any "real life" significance and can only be lauded in a PR-contaminated world.

Moreover, it has been so thoroughly adopted by sloanes and lithe young London twentysomething socialites that, to my eyes, the biker jacket has been thoroughly divested of any rebellious elements it might once have had and now looks about as exciting as a pashmina.

For herein we see the obsession with the female body in the most brutally exaggerated form, divested of any euphemisms of the "maintenance" and "tightening" variety, as employed by the former MP Louise Mensch last week when discussing her facelift on Newsnight.

Of course students are storming television shows, marching and allowing themselves to be arrested; as a community divested of any meaningful influence in debates regarding the policies that will affect them, it is only by physically disrupting the authoritarian imposition of Pyne's agenda that otherwise powerless students can seize entry into the conversation at all.

Profane time means that acts of sustenance and procreation have been divested of any religious or mythological meaning and that the experiences of objects and events in the natural world have been drained of their numinous qualities (Eliade 31-32).

They're divested of all of their meaning.

A person with a mental disorder was automatically divested of all rights and depended entirely on the psychiatrists' will.

Newsom later was elected mayor and, after taking office in 2004, announced that he had divested of his businesses in San Francisco to avoid any conflicts.

Far from any trace of the civilized world and divested of reason, Kit goes completely mad.

Price has agreed to divest of all his stock holdings upon confirmation.