Sentence examples for was devoid of both from inspiring English sources

Mr. Boehner's speech was devoid of both.

The strain which was devoid of both α and β galactosidase activity was fed with glycerol as the energy and carbon source and with lactose as precursor for globotriose synthesis.

Mancini opted for a much-amended team – eight changes from Molineux on Saturday – and his squad was devoid of both Touré brothers as well as Carlos Tevez, only just back from Argentina.

The waiting area was devoid of both people and furniture, and the reception area was vacant as well.

Sequence analyses of the genome sequence of the phylogenetically closest non-tuberculous mycobacterial species, M. marinum, showed that its genome was devoid of both the PE_PGRS17 and PE_PGRS18 orthologs (See Additional file 3), as well as lacking the orthologue for PE_PGRS45 (data not shown).

Sharla is married to Ansel (Thomas Haden Church), who is devoid of both energy and cunning.

In foreign policy he was a neutralist, while at home he advocated a special form of "African socialism," which he said should be devoid of both atheism and excessive materialism.

The culture of the organization "appeared to be devoid of both the ethical standards and internal controls sufficient to protect the integrity of this vital revenue-producing program," one report said.

Newly acquired reflection seismic data from the upper slope region reveal an intact sediment cover while the lower slope is devoid of both intact strata and mass-transport deposits (MTDs).

Michele and Agron both sport gloopy, Day-Glo make up, and the occasional manic grin doesn't stop the whole thing appearing to be devoid of both humour and imagination – even more so when compared with the clever brilliance of the show they are promoting.

Only partial overlap is observed; for example, the 'goose neck' region, prominently associated with HP1, is devoid of both VIG and Vig2 (arrow 3).