Sentence examples for wholly devoid from inspiring English sources

It's a heartless position, wholly devoid of human empathy.

The dance movements, considerably less focused and precise, were wholly devoid of interest.

In Ellmann's harsh view, Douglas was a good-looking boy who was wholly devoid of talent.

(In court documents, the law firm characterized the suit as "a transparent sideshow" that is "wholly devoid of factual or legal merit").

She says this straight-facedly, and I note that, like many stars with a gift for self-projection, she is almost wholly devoid of irony.

This error, combined with the error of distinguishing between simple and ornate form, has prevented people from seeing that the philosophy of language is not a philosophical grammar, but is wholly devoid of grammatical elements.

Once we have accepted the basic tenets of evolution, no matter how much we marvel at the "tangled bank," we have to accept that it is a process that is wholly indifferent, utterly neutral, completely devoid of any sense of morality or ethics.

Be completely devoid of all emotion.

Footballers: entirely devoid of personality.

(And entirely devoid of women).

He has since regretted doing so, arguing that the map should have been wholly abstract, devoid of such distractions.