devoid造句

Junk food is devoid of nutrients and overflowing with processing.

Burtynsky's photos reveal that, but aren't devoid of beauty.

In an industry largely devoid of any sense of the ridiculous, he was usually an exception.

All very nice but devoid of any news, either positive or negative.

You can see how the basic element and attribute structure remains, but devoid of content.

In the universe which appears to be uderly devoid of enjoy the superior luxury.

They are, however, nearly devoid of critical context — namely the color mode and the color band they represent.

The players were short and almost entirely devoid of talent—a carbon copy of the Fordham Rams.

At a time supposedly devoid of science, here is a medieval Pope who was highly proficient in mathematics and astronomy.

In March of this year Mr Netanyahu was humiliated during a White House meeting devoid of the customary pomp.

If life was devoid of all these difficulties, we would have never understood the importance of happiness - the importance of getting what we want.

On the other hand, you should not imagine writers and their circle as if they had been turned into zombies devoid of critical ability.

The inner moons are largely devoid of such coloration, thanks to a fresh coat of icy material that spews out from the moon Enceladus.

Ironically, in an age that conceives of God as wholly loving, altogether devoid of wrath, few people really understand what God's love is all about.

For all its faults, Elephants on the Edge deals with a fascinating and little-understood subject, which makes it doubly disappointing to find it so devoid of facts and overstuffed with opinion.

President Paul Kagame, who is among the most austere and inscrutable of Africa's leaders, is trying to turn landlocked Rwanda, devoid of oil and minerals, into a trade and technology hub.

Such algal blooms are not only harmful to people and animals but can also trigger dead zones in the lake-areas in the water so devoid of oxygen that they cannot support aerobic life.