Sentence examples for felt devoid from inspiring English sources

"Life felt devoid of meaning".

I mean, it's great to be a mum, but I felt devoid of my femininity.

Coming late in the set, and after a bit of jokey banter, it felt devoid of power compared to the newer material.

I felt devoid of emotion.

More desert, mosques and malls than a rich history of cities, towns and bustling culture, Qatar felt devoid of "real locals".

These jokes, all by smart, middle-class wags, can certainly be clever pieces of social commentary – Ali G managed it – but I Want a Baby feels devoid of insight.

Many working-class Irish people feel devoid of political representation.

If you try to deny them, life can feel devoid of meaning.

Like his movie, Farrelly's speech glossed over the systemic and institutional causes of racism, revealing a simplistic and tone-deaf mentality that felt completely devoid of substance ― and that didn't jibe with the meaningful moments that characterized the earlier parts of Sunday's ceremony.

The gauges are a constantly-illuminated bright white on a blue-purple background; the dash curves sharply backward from the front passengers, and the emergency brake handle pulls almost vertically up, with a very ergonomic feel devoid of mechanical brusqueness.

But like many parts of Beijing, 798 feels unusually devoid of visitors.