Not only is Harding bereft; she's blocked as well.
But they teach us that when it comes to nonviolent relations with others, we are not entirely bereft.
Not just bereft of economic activity, the area around Corail lacks vegetation.
She felt bereft, not only of Mickiewicz but of all the time that she had "wasted" on unworthy others.
Much of the dark interior of North Korea is bereft not only of consumer goods but also of trustworthy information, on anything from prices to politics.
Bereft, not only of that support, the calls of nature require for existence; but the balm of sweet repose hath long been a stranger to us.
The mokki as inner sanctum especially holds true for the national holiday of Midsummer, which clears out Helsinki and leaves sojourners bereft not only of Finnish acquaintances but also of open grocery stores and restaurants.
Belle was angry and bereft not only at the loss of trust but also at the loss of her image of the birth mother of her 9-month-old daughter.
Andrew Solomon Oliver Sacks – physician, writer, weightlifter, motorcyclist, pianist, swimmer, and humanitarian – has died at 82, leaving us bereft not only of his many talents, but also of their singular conjunction in him.
When Rachel left him for Richard Bishop, he'd felt bereft not only of her, of his never-to-be wife, but of the daughter that they had not had, would not have; and now a year had passed, during which he'd often felt that his chances at fatherhood had gone with her, with Rachel.
