Sentence examples for void of ideas from inspiring English sources

New Zealand are woeful, void of ideas and tactically prehistoric thanks to Ricki Herberts negative "can't lose" approach - you should of seen the 'victory' parade the team had when they returned from the last World Cup, pitiful.

Following a week when First Minister Carwyn Jones published his programme for government, Mr Davies said Labour was "void of ideas, void of inspiration" and "they are in power because they just believe they have a God-given right to rule in Wales".

Are there any things that you've learned along the years about song constructing or how to behave in a band, or...? NL: I understand what you're trying to get me to offer up, but I must admit I'm kind of void of ideas at the moment.

The pattern has been failed efforts to control costs, followed by a void of new ideas.

"Labour is panicking − after a summer of discontent, here is yet another disastrous speech, void of any ideas," she said.

O'Rourke, while not completely void of policy ideas, spends much more time detailing the challenges facing the country than suggesting fixes.

When I asked Senator Richard Durbin of Illinois, the minority whip and one of Lakoff's strongest supporters, whether Lakoff had talked to the caucus about this void of new ideas in the party, Durbin didn't hesitate.

WASHINGTON -- Bryan Fischer, of the American Family Association, a conservative Christian group, slammed Mitt Romney on Friday for running a "lackluster campaign" void of any ideas and accused the campaign of "putting a bag over" vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan's head.

Please relinquish that honorable chamber of our government to those honorable men and women who welcome the broadest dissimilar range of ideas void of racism, intolerance and bigotry.

Dolan warned that if the church were silenced, and Catholics and other people of biblical faiths were not able to "have a say in the direction of our beloved country" there would be a "huge void" in the marketplace of ideas that would be filled by "a new religion called secularism".

As China ejects Western ideas, Xi is trying to fill that void with an affirmative set of ideas to offer at home and abroad.