Sentence examples for is largely bereft from inspiring English sources

"The Bronx is largely bereft of a significant private-sector economy, that's what it says".

The stage is largely bereft of colour, the band remain in penumbrous dark – but we didn't come here for them.

Unlike other regions, which offer scientists evidence in tree rings, ancient glacial ice or layers of sediment from seasonal plankton, the pole is largely bereft of clues to its climates past.

Although I was largely bereft of funds, these three areas also interested me.

Our atomised, fractured modern lives are largely bereft of true community.

These platforms have won support from Democratic voters precisely because, in a Democrat-dominated and overwhelmingly liberal city, they have been largely bereft of Republican ideology.

There's no denying the real Heyerdahl's bravery, but if this movie is to be believed, his voyage was largely bereft of tension and interesting conversation.

Many Americans, he said, are "largely bereft of even a basic sense of what life was like for the soldiers there.

One of the most striking aspects of "4:44," Jay-Z's thirteenth studio album, is that it's largely bereft of exaggeration.

Back then there was no online snark or cyberbullying; people bought books from bookshops and records from record shops, and TV was largely bereft of zombies, science teachers running meth labs and mothers of dragons.

For the first time since making his Ryder Cup debut in 1983, Severiano Ballesteros elected not to play in a series of matches, and without him the fourballs were largely bereft of the raucous cheers that hitherto had signposted the smooth European journey.