Sentence examples for much devoid of from inspiring English sources

Hicks was no longer able — or willing, anyway — to spend profligately on the free-agent market, and the minor-league system was pretty much devoid of worthy prospects.

Everyone's favorite stylish greensward now runs up to 30th Street — which is pretty much devoid of traditional attractions at the moment.

Re "Talk to Parents About Sex? Yeah, Right," by Michael Winerip (Parenting column, regional sections, April 6): As a sexuality educator for almost 20 years, I was disappointed to read that after observing a three-hour program about sexuality for teenagers and parents, Mr. Winerip felt that the prospect for having an open dialogue about sex was "pretty much devoid of hope".

While both the teenage and adult groups seemed to be full of decent humans striving for enlightenment, after three hours of listening, I found the prospects for any sustained open dialogue between teenagers and parents on sex pretty much devoid of hope.

To the casual listener (or the avid listener obsessed with what is most popular), hip hop has become pretty much devoid of topical diversity.

Consistency in discovering artists with her own "on the spot" self-regulating conclusions, pretty much devoid of persuasion from what's en vogue or whose work others may be collecting.

Most dramatic literature gives you great wide wings, but the language of the religious fanatic, more often than not, is crafted with clay and is very much earthbound, devoid of any irony and terribly earnest.

The Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument is 1.9 million acres of land, much of it devoid of human intrusion on any given day.

This is all-bran European theater, requiring much chewing and devoid of artificial sweetening.

Everything outside was not so much unreal as devoid of comprehensible substance.

No outside force could impose a peace on Congo's far-flung armies scattered across a territory the size of Western Europe, much of it devoid of paved roads.