Sentence examples for which has been bereft from inspiring English sources

A committee of NFL owners, meeting in a hotel in Schaumburg, Ill., planned to discuss the possible relocation of one or more teams to the Los Angeles market, which has been bereft of an NFL team since the Rams and Raiders departed two decades ago.

"We have been bereft of a big development for a generation, and our community has suffered as a result.

But the dependence on Scholes is worth dwelling on because there have been few United Champions League campaigns in recent years which have been so bereft of the creative trigger.

As the old year passes, he will reflect on the preceding months of his Northern Ireland reign which have been cruelly bereft of victory.

Many of the work spaces, which had been occupied by the firm's bookkeepers and support staff until last week, remained bereft of decoration.

For quite a while, we have been pointing out the risks of a technological innovation bereft of culture and of a decline which, as in all of the more "advanced" countries, derives in part from our schools and universities themselves, which have been (at least partially) deprived of those very functions which are vital for a complete democracy.

Both parties have been bereft of policy based on principle.

The swing has been absent and the Angels bereft in the first month of the season.

This results in a document that arguably contains all the same concepts in the same order, but which should be bereft of all identifiers.

The Mariners' play recently has been just as gruesome, but bereft of suspense.

SALEM, Ore .— Some say America has been homogenized, a chain-store nation bereft of regional distinction in dialect or dinner.