Sentence examples for nearly devoid from inspiring English sources

The drawing is nearly devoid of detail.

The interviews are nearly devoid of finger-pointing, however.

"Halloween II" is full of in jokes and references but nearly devoid of wit.

Smarr's gut was nearly devoid of Bacteroidetes — a finding consistent with other Crohn's patients.

Remote mountain locations and much of the Sahara are nearly devoid of modern facilities.

Barbados is a densely populated island nearly devoid of primary forests (pristine old-growth woodlands).

Most organisms would disappear, and in time Earth's atmosphere would become nearly devoid of gaseous oxygen.

Either would win easily in a political system nearly devoid of competition.

The definition of censorship has loosened so much that the word has become nearly devoid of meaning.

THE official park map is nearly devoid of references to archaeology, as is the park's Web site.

Yet in a show nearly devoid of German masters, this painting stands out as a statement about the exhibition itself.