Sentence examples for thoroughly devoid of from inspiring English sources
The names of the other floats in the parade make clear that the celebration is thoroughly devoid of political and social advocacy.
It seems a gross disservice to Dickens's classic, however, even to mention the two books in the same breath: "London Bridges" not only lacks the ambition and panoramic scale of "Bleak House," but is also thoroughly devoid of anything even approaching that earlier novel's satiric observation, eccentric characters and storytelling verve.
The presentation was thoroughly unexpected in that it was completely devoid of, well, flashiness.
No one knew that better than Madison, who so thoroughly abandoned his dream of a nation devoid of permanent political factions that he ended up institutionalizing them.
Leon Britton's introduction for Ki Sung-yueng at half-time made a difference but this was still a thoroughly underwhelming Swansea display, riddled with errors and devoid of imagination.
It is extremely easy on the eyes and is certainly well put-together, but it is also thoroughly vapid, wholly generic in its sensibility and utterly devoid of any emotional or intellectual engagement.
Nearly devoid of significant painting and scultpure and thoroughly dominated by photography and video, with a documentary slant to many of its better works, it is more about information, politics and the struggle for equality than it is about art in any very concentrated or satisfying sense.
"Quartett" (whose German spelling has been preserved in this production) is drolly erotic, devoid of poetic justice and (like the novel) so thoroughly drained of sentimentality that its very absence of warmth and tenderness becomes a source of titillation.
The most important assessment - whether a review was devoid of major problems related to heterogeneity - was not as thoroughly specified in our protocol as we would have wished.
