Sentence examples for wholly devoid of from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

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.

Eichmann's account, during the police examination, of how he was introduced into the new department — an account that was, of course, distorted but not wholly devoid of truth — oddly recalls this fool's paradise.

And it is wholly devoid of humour, except perhaps for the meeting towards the end of Claire and Justine: the game is over and they're at a golf hole bearing a flag apocalyptically marked "19".

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).

And almost totally devoid of life.