Sentence examples for usually devoid of from inspiring English sources

October is usually devoid of Rockies games.

"The confession is usually devoid of a lot of facts.

"Letters, when they did get through, were already open and usually devoid of information".

"It gives you a process that is (sometimes) rich in information and (usually) devoid of music".

The weakness of most games is that they are usually devoid of any connection to our actual life and times.

Such killers, Mr. Ressler said, are usually devoid of hope and have set upon an irreversible course of self-destruction.

Nutsedge has about 25% oil and 30% starch (of dry weight) in its stem tubers (Fig. 6), a tissue that usually is devoid of oil in other plants, such as the potato tubers.

Tumblr boys usually are devoid of acne, so get that treated first thing.

Flumazenil (benzodiazepine receptor antagonist) is usually described as devoid of intrinsic action in rodent models of anxiety, such as conditioned conflict paradigms [58], [59], the elevated plus-maze [60], [61], the light/dark choice test [62], the staircase [62], [63], the burying test [64] and ultrasonic vocalisations [65].

The heavy hand of American domestic and foreign policy in shaping economic outcomes tends to get ignored in current policy debates, in which economic issues are usually cast in ideological terms, devoid of their historical context.

The complex at the Taj Mahal was closed early this morning in preparation for Mr. Clinton's arrival so that when he and Chelsea emerged arm-in-arm for their walk toward the mausoleum, the lawns and the building itself, usually teeming with tourists, were devoid of people.