Sentence examples for hardly devoid from inspiring English sources

But this odd potential match between big multihulls is hardly devoid of charm or perhaps suspense.

The Manhattan borough president, Scott M. Stringer, Mr. Spitzer's opponent, is a very good candidate hardly devoid of a conscience.

The Travers is hardly devoid of recognizable names — Stay Thirsty, Shackleford and Ruler on Ice are here, as is the Haskell winner Coil.

But it is hardly devoid of fanciful landscapes, including Tiki, a tropical island, and Saja, a cloud city, both of which have proved to appeal to women.

Protecting the Environment Though his business pursuits were hardly devoid of passion, it was his desire to simultaneously protect the wonders of nature while providing greater access to them that aroused his greatest enthusiasm.

If Sanders is guilty of not talking enough about race because of his focus on income inequality and Wall Street--issues which are hardly devoid of race--then candidate Obama is guilty of the same thing.

The process has hardly been linear or devoid of conflict.

In our house, boys - those reluctant readers - have picked it up with some glee, and read it over many a sandwich, which is saying something for a book devoid of football trivia and containing hardly any lists at all.

That printed quote, devoid of Williams's facial expressions, can hardly do justice to the mischievous tone at work.

The contrast with the scorched and scoured grouse moors of the east side of the national park, which employ hardly anyone, concentrate wealth in tax havens and are unmysteriously devoid of most birds of prey, could not be greater.

However, the passages in which this view was allegedly offered prior to Washington hardly count as presenting a theory; they read more like dogmatic pronouncements devoid of argumentation.