Sentence examples for mostly devoid of from inspiring English sources

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

Meanwhile, Holman State Wayside Park will remain mostly devoid of that complicated species, the human.

"Since I was a teenager I've lived in a world mostly devoid of divinity," she writes.

So this is a humanizing book — although unfortunately, it's a book mostly devoid of humans.

Many Kurds in Sinjar were forced out, leaving the area mostly devoid of Kurdish influence for the next three decades.

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

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

It's her most accessible album yet, bright-eyed and sharp, suffused with humor but mostly devoid of camp.

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

The path could then head northward along Pearl Street, plunging into a warren of streets that are now mostly devoid of historical markers.

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