Sentence examples for more bereft from inspiring English sources
Movies, but this summer the major ones were more bereft of originality than ever, a sadly familiar crop of sorcerers, sequels, Smurfs and superheroes.
His attempts to emphasize his hero's occasional artistic contributions — "the souvenir program that Lincoln was almost single-handedly preparing" — make Kirstein seem even more bereft.
When the family departs the homestead that now belongs to him, Lopakhin has won his sought place in the world, but no one is more bereft.
Parties of the left have been even more bereft of ideas than parties of the right, which despite their suspicion of "big bang" solutions have been able to fall back on the age-old certainties of balanced budgets and deregulation.
Back Home finds Dan prodding the embers of a dying relationship, searching for clues as to what went wrong, while Your Love Will Set You Free is even more bereft, a late-night lament for the caress of an estranged lover.
The loss left me more than bereft.
Standardising rules on doubled consonants now more or less bereft of logic would be a start.
England were hapless, utterly bereft, more so than at any time during the winter.
Thousands of students may have died, if not more, leaving behind bereft parents looking for answers.
Even after 9/11, Americans have learned more about the bereft families of Elizabeth Smart and Laci Peterson than Ayatollah al-Sistani.
