Sentence examples for generally bereft from inspiring English sources

This is one area where Republicans, who were generally bereft about the day-by-day dispatches of Mr. Obama's international trip — if not about his candidacy generally — see an opportunity, if only a glimmer of one.

It's a place that is generally bereft of the cultural signifiers native to the dark, dank locales rap was birthed in – Illmatic, for instance, probably wouldn't have been the same album if it was about the struggle of going £30 million over budget on your new artificial archipelago instead of the fight out of inner-city poverty.

It's a place that is generally bereft of the cultural signifiers native to the dark, dank locales where rap was birthed Illmatic, for instance, probably wouldn't have been the same album if it was about the struggle of going $40 million over budget on your new artificial archipelago instead of the fight out of inner-city poverty.

He cannot leave the next generation bereft of its fortune.

Generally anywhere bereft of human presence.

But another possible reason few people speak out is that young scientists are very busy, generally impecunious, and bereft of organizations to defend their economic interests, which are different from those of the universities and senior investigators who dominate the organizations that speak for science.

In contrast, my home province of Limburg, in Belgium's northeast, is generally flat, and on the whole bereft of elves, orcs, hobbits and wizards.

In contrast, my home province of Limburg, in Belgium's northeast, is generally flat, and on the whole bereft of elves, orcs, hobbits and wizards [2].

On New Year's Day 2013 Gervinho came off for bench for Arsenal for the final 16 minutes of their 1-1 drawithth Southampton at St Mary's, looking like a player bereft of confidence and generally confused by the game.

Generally, the neural network models were bereft of the messy mathematics and statistical analysis required in building the regression model, while at the same time giving good model predictions.

Shoot-from-the-hip phrases like "a weather-beaten broad who dispensed smiles beneath a slumping orange beehive" sit uneasily alongside sub-Victorian constructions like "He was bereft of attractive propositions, constitutionally unaccustomed to enthusiasm and generally malleable when it came to his parents' wishes".