Wilson: I think science is incomplete because it only tells you the facts of the matter and in that sense it's devoid of value.
Slicing away at the achilles until our victims are left feeling completely devoid of value and unfit for love, friendship, or in extreme cases, air.
The logic is flawed, insists Lu. "You can get permission for the life of someone with PVS to be ended because it is considered in the person's best interests and their life is devoid of value.
Dressing, to them, is like an engineering project, a three-dimensional puzzle devoid of value judgment.
In short, even though it is regarded by many as devoid of intellectual value, astrology in its modern and historical forms remains of great interest to scholars and a wide spectrum of the general public.
Are the stylistic elements present in mathematical discourse devoid of cognitive value and so only part of the coloring of mathematical discourse or can they be seen as more intimately related to its cognitive content?
Although the constitution remained formally in force after the fascists seized power in 1922, it was devoid of substantial value.
But he is equally able to voice his anxieties about what Adorno also detected, a hectic collectivism, a "reverting to a kind of conservatism that he had left behind him with his First Symphony," a "selling out to the desire on the part of Wilhelmine Germany to create a total work of art that would establish and celebrate values in an age devoid of values".
The same can be said of Jews and Westerners, other icons of power that stoke acute hatred among their enemies: Jews are simultaneously thought of as vermin and rulers of the world; Westerners (Americans in particular) are devoid of values and treat women like sex objects, yet, they command the most powerful countries and militaries in the world.
The purely subjective rating of art works, which are all but devoid of material value, encounters no rational financial limit in either direction.
