Sentence examples for was particularly devoid from inspiring English sources

Its audit committee, chaired by John Deutsch, an MIT professor and former CIA director, was particularly devoid of intelligence as to the risks being taken by the nation's largest bank.

But Trump's stump speeches are particularly devoid of policy proposals, focusing instead on his celebrity.

As my wife and I spent Sunday after Sunday looking for houses in Passaic, which seemed to me to be particularly devoid of trees and natural beauty, I could not help but chuckle at my teacher's imagination that we were selling our souls for a piece of the good life.

The highest ranks in the mathematics field are particularly devoid of women; in recognizing mathematics and computer science with the International Award for the first time, the L'Oréal Foundation and UNESCO seek to reinforce their efforts to empower women across all scientific fields.

Turns out, white rice is particularly devoid of health benefits.

There are also the little grey men, who are particularly invasive and devoid of empathy.

"There are also the little grey men who are particularly invasive and devoid of empathy.

"There are also the little gray men who are particularly invasive and devoid of empathy.

Justin Kurzel's adaptation is particularly dark and bloody, devoid of even the play's lyrical wealth.

When devoid of vegetation, marly terrains are particularly prone to severe hydric erosion with gully formation.

Ducks are particularly important in the epidemiology of avian influenza, devoid of developing clinical disease [ 12], and they may also be infected with Newcastle Disease virus [ 25, 28].