Sentence examples for hardly bereft from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lehrer is working from a much deeper hole, but he is hardly bereft.

A quick look online shows that social media is hardly bereft of people banging on about their favourite, long-lost snacks.

Wales, who face the two-time champions at Twickenham on Saturday afternoon, are hardly bereft in this department: Luke Charteris and the mighty Alun Wyn Jones demand to be taken seriously.

The world is hardly bereft of opulent, expensive, seriously fast sedans.

NYC is hardly bereft of good Greek restaurants, but the new Nerai is easily the best to have opened since Anthos back in 2007 (since closed).

Bereft of leaves, they hardly move in the wind.

Often in the past few months it had hardly seemed a campaign at all: bereft of strategy, pedestrian in its tactics, bankrupt of ideas--a sad, lost beast capable of nothing more than lurching blindly from one day to the next.

Interaction with a savior, bereft of eye-contact, hardly seems likely to have earned the devotion of prostitutes and adulterers.

The admitting nurse, who was pleasant enough in a down-to-earth way, was hardly swept away by gusts of empathy with my bereft state.

The Celtic keeper Fraser Forster strengthened his claim for an England cap with two good saves in the first-half which was bereft of quality and in which Neil Lennon's men hardly threatened.

When I think back to myself at 13, I am amazed at my relentless optimism in the face of back-to-back rejection – rather than feeling bereft, I was thrilled that I would have a mother again and could hardly wait to move from our home in Northamptonshire to Marie's house in London.