His words are cautious, but his tone commanding, emphatic, confident is devoid of doubt.
Confidence does not mean that we are devoid of doubt, but rather that we can move forward with a potential solution or answer and then be willing to engage in an open-minded process to further explore both the issue at hand as well as the promise of new insights.
Here, we remove all doubt that cells devoid of Rab11 may activate Notch in their neighbors.
Happily devoid of introspection, gloriously unencumbered by guilt, shame or doubt, Richard as a demagogue is unbeatable.
There is no control group; we can't compare the performance of America with short-termism to that of America devoid of short-termism — or even prove beyond a doubt that short-termism exists in the first place.
Although the older cantus firmus technique was never totally abandoned, Renaissance polyphony is identified above all with imitative part writing, inspired no doubt by earlier canonic procedures but devoid of their structural limitations.
And, as wishy-washy as that sounds, there is no doubt that city living is often devoid of community, and in London especially it can be difficult to meet new people.
Pulpits that are devoid of faith and politics will result in pews devoid of black millennials.
And while there is no doubt that we're moving toward a world devoid of spinning hard disks and optical drives, Apple clearly wants to give its customers the option to buy the older tech.
In a Telegraph column, Johnson argued that Team GB's successes in Beijing cast doubt on the view that society is "broken" and our youth devoid of moral purpose and backbone.
Lady Gaga's sprint through Bowie: The artist no doubt loves David Bowie, but her take on his hits was so crammed with music, it was devoid of nuance.
