Sentence examples for devoid of empirical from inspiring English sources
Prognostications about the future, however, are often devoid of empirical evidence useful in policy development.
Like true statements of logic, mathematical statements did not express factual truths: devoid of empirical content they only concerned ways of representing the world, spelling out implication relations between statements.
Mr Gallagher, a consultant headteacher from Worcestershire said that many of the government's education policies were "ill thought through, not based on empirical evidence and devoid of meaningful consultation and lacking in understanding".
Perhaps McTaggart's skepticism about the usefulness of empirical inquiry for metaphysical investigations is why his twentieth-century works are almost entirely devoid of commentary on the revolutions occurring in fundamental physics.
Again, if you read his empirical books they are full of empirical data.
He argued that Carnap, in order to make good his positivistic thesis that mathematical theorems are devoid of content, needed to give a consistency proof for mathematical calculi in order to show that they do not have empirical content, an abundance thereof indeed, by dint of entailing all empirical sentences.
Teenagers seem devoid of wonder.
