Sentence examples for particularly devoid from inspiring English sources

As my wife and I spent Sunday after Sunday looking for houses in Passaic, which seemed to me to be particularly devoid of trees and natural beauty, I could not help but chuckle at my teacher's imagination that we were selling our souls for a piece of the good life.

Its audit committee, chaired by John Deutsch, an MIT professor and former CIA director, was particularly devoid of intelligence as to the risks being taken by the nation's largest bank.

Turns out, white rice is particularly devoid of health benefits.

The coloring scheme was translated into the 3 categories used in this report, and the continent appears particularly devoid of MDR TB.

The two single PCR-ribotype 003 and 015, and the eight PCR-ribotype 002 strains appear particularly devoid of homology to the specific transposons and prophages probes present on the array.

"There are also the little grey men who are particularly invasive and devoid of empathy.

"There are also the little gray men who are particularly invasive and devoid of empathy.

Justin Kurzel's adaptation is particularly dark and bloody, devoid of even the play's lyrical wealth.

Political analysts said the late entry would make it harder to raise money, particularly in a race devoid of controversy and far from the minds of the electorate .I don't think people are all that interested in these elections because county government is somewhat of a mystery to them," said Michael R. Edelman, a Republican political consultant.

The 2012 Civic isn't particularly bad, but it's devoid of any trace of style or personality.

The most refreshing views of Cuba are those devoid of romance, particularly those in which the subjects appear to confront the camera.