Sentence examples for is entirely devoid of from inspiring English sources

THIS IS NOT TO SAY that Malindi is entirely devoid of culture: the Picasso in residence is Armando Tanzini, an Italian-born sculptor who has exhibited at the Venice Biennale; his work is all over the Lion in the Sun, where he has a fan in Briatore.

It is entirely devoid of plant life, water or shade.

"He is entirely devoid of arrogance and conceit.

It is a meticulously designed, audio-driven thriller that is entirely devoid of graphics.

The echo in a Marabar cave is not like these, it is entirely devoid of distinction.

It is entirely devoid of population; its houses and markets burned to the ground".

Poynter's network of Web sites will not be entirely devoid of Romenesko content.

The focus of his work is never in question and the motives are entirely devoid of ego.

There are species where 5mC is present all over the genome (global methylation) while others can be entirely devoid of methylation.

The second quarter of 2008 was entirely devoid of IPOs from companies backed by venture capital, marking a low-water mark not seen since 1978.

A further 45,000 people signed an online petition, claiming that the corporation's reporting of Israel's aerial bombardment of Gaza was "entirely devoid of context or background".