Sentence examples similar to made devoid of feeling from inspiring English sources

Clearly, policy made devoid of context runs the risk of failure.

Epithets used to describe his work — "hard, cold, icy, calculated and devoid of feeling" — are still repeated.

The community of scientists reveres evidence above all else – usually – but is not devoid of feeling.

But here, the mechanical assembly simply emphasizes how devoid of feeling the film is.

Madonna is a curt, cool cookie whose painfully flat performance is all but devoid of feeling.

By comparison, sex with my New Yorker was spontaneous, anonymous, and totally devoid of feeling.

Mr. Trump, he said, "is devoid of feeling the pain of a mother who has sacrificed her son".

In the hand of lesser poets, however, qaṣīdah writing became more and more conventionalized, repeating clichés and employing inflated terms entirely devoid of feeling.

"Most marketplaces are pretty sterile and pretty devoid of feeling.

If you cry or choke, let the emotion seep out, you are not a machine, devoid of feeling.

The winners seem so thrilled and humble and lovely, and you would have to be completely devoid of feeling not to share in their happiness.