Sentence examples for well bereft from inspiring English sources

A furious Soane responded with a series of before-and-after drawings showing what the result of Greville's intervention would be: a bleak, prison-like shoebox of a room, a deep well bereft of regal decorum.

Many experts agree that despite the short-term complexities, if emissions of greenhouse gases are not curbed the human influence will dominate and the region could well be nearly bereft of ice later in the century.

Booking and other information can be found at dnp.go.th/index_eng.asp Andrew Spooner, author of Footprint's Thailand Handbook They may boast glorious turquoise oceans, white sand and swaying palms but some tropical islands can seem, well, a little bereft of life.

In the meantime, the one-sided analysis is inflicting significant damage, not only on law schools but also on a society that may well soon find itself bereft of its best and brightest lawyers.

(I find the actions of those who knew and did not contact the police to be despicable and morally bereft as well).

There has been speculation that if the television industry seeks to raise ad rates for 2013-14 considerably higher than they have been for 2012-13, mayison Avenue may balk, citing recent erosion in viewership and ratings as well as a current schedule bereft of hit new series.

Where's the sense in grappling with Evgeny Lebedev's bereft national baby as well?

France should have asked the referee to review the try but they seem bereft of leadership as well as ideas.

The reason for this may well be that the insurgents are bereft of mid-level leadership enabling them to carry out complex operations.

"It has been rigged to tarnish my name by bodies I know well and who for me are bereft of all credibility or legitimacy".

These children are often left bereft by state as well as parents, a world away from the moralistic finger-wagging of politicians.