Sentence examples for utterly devoid of life from inspiring English sources

It's not a bad high concept, but utterly devoid of life, humour or recognisable human beings.

Capelinhos remains a desolate wasteland utterly devoid of life -- I didn't see a blade of grass, even a single insect.

This is partly because they only go on holiday to exclusive resorts in warm locations, and partly because they don't want anyone to see how hollow and utterly devoid of life their eyes are.

The director, Jon Poll, never finds the right tone; the comedy careens from cloying to over-the-top, the breakthroughs and the revelations come with no price, and despite fine, vulnerable performances from Dennings and Downey, the film, with its prefab resolutions, is utterly devoid of life.

In fact, it's alarming to see DeVito portray a character so utterly devoid of spirit.

In 1930, when the novelist Evelyn Waugh was still making his money as a newspaper reporter, he took the train from here south and described "the intolerable desolation of French Somaliland -- a country of dust and boulders, utterly devoid of any sign of life".

It would also have been nice to hear why this parish seems to be so utterly devoid of the celebratory spirit.

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On the other hand, it's even less plausible that anyone, regardless of gender identification or professional status, would be utterly devoid of sexual desires or, for that matter, a private life.

The sea was full of life, but these bluffs, weathered and cracked into dramatic shards, were utterly devoid of even the hardiest plant or shrub.

In the most extreme cases, children can find themselves living on the streets, utterly devoid of family support.