Ms. Stewart, who is about halfway through a five-month sentence for lying about a stock sale, urged readers to think about the women she has met in prison who are "devoid of care, devoid of love, devoid of family".
The industrial design is spare but not devoid of care or attention.
Instead, they resembled the feeling of devoid of care, as described by Brüggermann et al. [ 3].
AHC is defined by patients' subjective experiences and is characterized by devoid of care, suffering and loss of value as a human being [ 3].
Another believed that porn "can also reinforce a particular attitude towards sex, an attitude that is devoid of trust, caring, and, in the worst cases, consent... Sex is what men and boys do to – rather than with – their partners".
"Pornography reinforces the wider media-led messages about the roles of men and women," he says, "and can also reinforce a particular attitude towards sex, an attitude that is devoid of trust, caring, and, in the worst cases, consent... They're learning that sex is what men and boys do to – rather than with – their partners".
The Tea Party is scary, seemingly devoid of a caring bone, and replete with ideas that are less than sensible; but like Newt Gingrich in Midterm '94 this nuttiness will be gone soon and we'll move onto something that looks like it's helping people who need it the most But the question remains: What difference does it make while the incumbents keep winning and bipartisanship is a well-played joke.
Their minds, it seemed, their boldness, the lives they'd led, full of thinking and caring, devoid of indifference, habit, servility.
Michael Pistorio, Des Plaines, Ill.: While I completely agree that it is a travesty for Americans to be devoid of a national health care solution, I question the rationale of comparing the costs of an American system to that of a foreign system.
In addition, participants have stated that providing merely routine patient care devoid of attention to individual needs, increased risk of practical errors and sometimes even being unaware of the presence of certain patients' within the ward until their discharge are all due to personnel shortage and unsuitable human resources.
Kelly also disliked the film for being "so resolutely caring ... and devoid of real drama and interesting characters" that "it should have 'approved by the Dyslexia Assn.' stamped on the posters".
