Sentence examples for had become devoid of from inspiring English sources

However, Carvalhal's side had become devoid of confidence in recent weeks, scoring only two goals in their sequence of seven games without victory.

A Japanese public that has become devoid of emotions reacted excessively to this brave act, as if it were seeking salvation.

As Tony Tanner puts it in his fascinating book Adultery in the Novel, "the adulterer or adulteress effectively 'renarrativizes' a life that has become devoid of story".

Such predictions are cyclical with every election and have become devoid of any substance.

But strategically, this is where the dilemma lies, unless the definition of the term strategic relations has become devoid of its traditional components.

Comparing public figures to Hitler is so prevalent on our social feeds and news sites that it has become devoid of force.

My question is how this room or capsule become devoid of gravity, and what is its machanism?

The infected rhizomorphs become devoid of living hyphae about one week after the initial infection.

In the case of the RA synovial biopsies, one sample had become fibrotic and devoid of a cellular component and therefore could not be scored.

The League declared the debates had become a charade "devoid of substance, spontaneity and answers to tough questions.

By July 19, the circulation center had become exposed and devoid of deep convection, and the storm weakened to 50 mph (85 km/h) winds upon moving through the increasingly hostile environment.