Sentence examples for is mostly devoid from inspiring English sources

Re: [cayugabirds-l] Very strange spring! is mostly devoid of insects.

Unlike its depiction on prime-time television, night court is mostly devoid of comic relief.

"But the handshake is mostly devoid of data, and cannot be used to pinpoint the plane's last known location.

It is mostly devoid of the looming, often expensive installations called "festival art," while evincing a gratifying affinity for color, form, beauty and pleasure, and a discernible lack of interest in finger-wagging didacticism.

The scientist and engineer Gilbert V. Levin, who developed the experiment that reported life on Mars, also discovered a substitute that tastes like sugar, is almost as sweet and is mostly devoid of calories.

Mussina appears to be the Yankees' No. 1 target of the off-season, and if the Yankees cannot sign Mussina, they would like outfielder Manny Ramirez and a secondary pitcher, in a free-agent market that is mostly devoid of star pitchers.

It is a long way from the campaigns of the early 20th century, which were mostly devoid of theatrics.

Wild strawberry (Fragaria vesca) fruit contains several important phenylpropene aroma compounds such as eugenol, but cultivated varieties are mostly devoid of them.

There are no personal touches in the chambers, and even the bookshelves are mostly devoid of legal tomes because the judge normally works in his chambers in New Haven.

It's mostly devoid of touristy claptrap, and somewhere between the two cities you abruptly pass from an Eastern landscape to a Western one.

In addition, the photos were mostly devoid of cultural cues: hairstyles were digitally removed, and no faces had makeup, piercings, eyeglasses or tattoos.