Sentence examples for as being devoid of from inspiring English sources

He went to the police station in Udine voluntarily," said the lawyer Luca Maori, who described the conviction of his client as being "devoid of logic".

Now, in a Virgin Mobile ad, she is parodied as being devoid of cool and is denied entry to a nightclub because of her pink dress.

Clearly exercised by the 15-page decision, Mr. Giuliani denounced Justice McKeon as a tool of the Bronx Democratic Party machine, and dismissed his ruling as being devoid of objective legal analysis.

For this purpose, two databases were merged: the French Milk Records database, and the French BSE database, which can be considered as being devoid of notification bias since July 2001, when systematic tests were implemented.

Schopenhauer's originality does not reside in his characterization of the world as Will, or as act — for we encounter this position in Fichte's philosophy — but in the conception of Will as being devoid of rationality or intellect.

As it is possible that very high sIPSC frequencies could have obscured the falling phase of the averaged IPSC, averages of a subset of records, selected as being devoid of such spontaneous events, were used to measure the IPSC HW.

He had accused ad platforms on rival services such as Facebook and Google of being "devoid of creativity".

The Mdr1a/1b dKO mice served as controls, as they are devoid of P-gp, which is the target of tariquidar.

Uninfected SJPL cells were used as a negative control, and, as expected, were devoid of any adherent bacteria.

And some have wondered whether "introvertive" mystical experiences in all traditions (as distinct from "extrovertive" mystical experiences, where material objects are experienced as one) are devoid of any phenomenological content, in so far as "what emerges is a state of pure consciousness: 'pure' in the sense that it is not the consciousness of any empirical content.

7 AS subjects were devoid of other axis-I diagnoses besides AS. 13 As subjects met the diagnostic criteria of one or more anxiety disorders, the most prevalent being social phobia (n = 8).