Sentence examples for feeling devoid from inspiring English sources

These Olympics will be remembered not only for the friendly embrace of the people and the stunning efficiency of the organizers, but also for the strict control that left the Games feeling devoid of playfulness, passion and festive spirit.

BET has closely followed the MTV and VH1 model, but while it has not totally dispensed with trash, its growing noble interest in performing racial P.R. leaves it feeling devoid of the exhilarating idiocy we love in shows like "The Hills".

It is said that when you want to see the purest form of feelings, devoid of politics, expectations and social interference, look through the eyes of a child.

Slicing away at the achilles until our victims are left feeling completely devoid of value and unfit for love, friendship, or in extreme cases, air.

Instead, they resembled the feeling of devoid of care, as described by Brüggermann et al. [ 3].

An expectation to provide for and lead their families, and to control various aspects of their lives while facing limited employment opportunities and small incomes leaves men feeling inadequate, devoid of control, and anxious about being marginalised as men.

As if the feelings were completely devoid from the act I was performing on my body, something from some part of a libido I never knew I had.

By comparison, sex with my New Yorker was spontaneous, anonymous, and totally devoid of feeling.

Madonna is a curt, cool cookie whose painfully flat performance is all but devoid of feeling.

But here, the mechanical assembly simply emphasizes how devoid of feeling the film is.

Epithets used to describe his work — "hard, cold, icy, calculated and devoid of feeling" — are still repeated.