Sentence examples for speech as devoid from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama's campaign criticized the speech as devoid of substance.

He made speeches as long as Fidel Castro.

Sure, the speech was devoid of specifics and served as a political distraction from the worst week of his presidency.

Mr. Boehner's speech was devoid of both.

Tonight's speech was devoid of new initiatives in that area.

However, critics seized upon the plan as devoid of "ambition".

Increasingly, law, and legal education, are seen as devoid of external truths.

As devoid of pretense as she was of makeup, Ms. Gross dutifully edged into the throng.

There are red lines even in a war as devoid of clarity as Syria's.

He sneers at Marie-Thérèse's vulgarity, snobbishly seeing her as devoid of depth or imagination.

Teh has chosen to depict the world's most populous country as devoid of people.