Sentence examples for is devoid of much from inspiring English sources

I would argue that her interpretation of how international relations function actually lacks realism, has been short-sighted, is based on a conventional view of how nations operate (in what has so far been a rather unconventional century), and is devoid of much insight or a futuristic orientation.

"Too many were devoid of much character".

It's devoid of much plot and deceivingly simple.

The race appeared as if it would be devoid of much action.

The last rites of an extraordinary match had not taken long, 39 minutes to be precise, and they had been devoid of much drama.

It certainly presented difficulties when the ancestors of the Polynesians entered the area some 2,000 to 3,000 years ago, first settling on the western islands Wallis and Futuna, Samoa, and Tonga which were devoid of much that was needed for human habitation.

For a book stocked full of anecdotes involving guns and car bombs, it's devoid of much drama.

On the basis of these remarks, one immediately sees that Leibowitz's thought will be devoid of much that passes for traditional Jewish or general theology.

"In the second half, I don't know if it was the conditions or two teams cancelling each other out, but I thought it was a poor spectacle". Though the second 45 minutes was devoid of much craft, there was some good passing football in the first half, especially from Thistle.

As she says, much of it is devoid of nuance and context and seems oblivious to what Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie describes as the "danger of a single story" – the reductio ad absurdum of the tale of a continent of over a billion people and 54 countries, their existence, history and stories compressed into one simple, superficial, easily regurgitated cliché.

No wonder it is devoid of visitors.