Sentence examples for now devoid from inspiring English sources
The little bookstore in the visitor center, now devoid of books?
Russian officials were quoted saying that discussions in New York were now "devoid of dramatism".
Across the Beagle Channel from her home lies the large island of Tierra del Fuego, traditional homeland of the Selk'nam, but now devoid of any indigenous people.
That, so often, has been the fate of docklands redevelopments: think of London's Docklands now devoid of opium dens and free-swearing dockers.
His dark suit jacket hung off a much-reduced frame and his head – now devoid of hair due to chemotherapy – shone under the arc lights.
The courts on Horatio Street and Hudson (where Joakim Noah, age fourteen, a human pencil with an afro, dunked on me) are now devoid of pick-up basketball in the afternoons.
But to see that the bay where they'd earned their livings catching cod was now totally devoid of cod-fishermen; that would have had them utterly astonished.
Too much comes at us now, too devoid of context, for any one thing to matter as much as it probably should.
The path could then head northward along Pearl Street, plunging into a warren of streets that are now mostly devoid of historical markers.
A team that was predicted by some to do serious damage at the European Championship now looks devoid of self-belief and will need the three teams above them to trip over each other to progress.
CATEMACO, Mexico — In the dimly lighted back room of a modest house in this tourist city now largely devoid of tourists, Luis Tomás Marthen Torres, a warlock with 50 years of experience, closes his eyes and chants as he briskly rubs a stark white egg over the arms, chest and neck of a worried customer.
