Sentence examples for that are bereft from inspiring English sources

But perhaps it's just the novels and short story collections on my bookshelf that are bereft of visuals.

My thesis was simple: try to apply technology to a really big, existing market that was bereft of technology, preferably a market with a product people love.

It's art that's bereft of any soul.

But this isn't surprising from a film that is bereft of ideas itself.

We have a market that's bereft of a catalyst in the near term".

In a city that is bereft of old-fashioned meeting places, bookshops are becoming the new town squares.

Russell Brand is the natural response to a politics that is bereft of alternatives to the grim free market settlement of Margaret Thatcher, Tony Blair and now the Coalition.

Welcome to the new trans-Atlantic relationship, one that is bereft of an overarching mission yet so intimate that issues long considered domestic or secondary become major irritants.

But as is often the case in modern Arab politics, they may have found themselves in a more cynical conflict that involves power, survival and deterrence and in which, to varying degrees, Iran, Israel, Turkey and the United States have a stake in the survival of a government that is bereft of legitimacy except as a force for a notion of stability.

He received his primary school education underneath a tree in a town that was bereft of electricity and paved roads.

There had been little yet to rile a crowd that was bereft of away supporters after Uefa had stepped into a dispute over the terms under which travelling fans could attend the game.