Sentence examples similar to remarkably devoid of interest from inspiring English sources

These hardy survivors are remarkably devoid of self-pity.

But it has also been remarkably devoid of any real discussion of educational issues.

(The Joy Division songbook is remarkably devoid of sex, not to mention humor).

His White House is remarkably devoid of infighting and more disciplined and loyal than any administration in decades.

"Rhetorical Image," at the New Museum of Contemporary Art in SoHo, is an exhibition paved with good intentions but remarkably devoid of visually complex, fully realized works of art.

Mr. Cheney's speech provided delegates with yet another reason to revel in a quadrennial gathering that has been remarkably devoid of controversy, in public at least.

Now in her 70s, and five years after visiting her son's grave for the first time, Philomena is remarkably devoid of bitterness.

In an address remarkably devoid of new policies, Mr. Trump instead recited what he described as his greatest accomplishments and laid out an improbable agenda for a Congress facing midterm elections in the fall.

For all his fame on several continents, Mr. Stott's travels and appearances were remarkably devoid of pomp, befitting his simple message of reason and faith and his unassuming demeanor.

Arguments for regulating higher returns to capital but not to labor are remarkably devoid of evidence.

The movie is lusciously filmed and remarkably devoid of any sad notes on aging.