A service devoid of the nature of competition that is the driving force behind every other profitable company in the world?
In paintings by William Ritschel, Arthur Hill Gilbert, John Gamble, Edgar Payne, Hanson Puthoff and Maurice Braun, among others, you find depictions of nature devoid of human presence.
His kicking was wayward, devoid of its usual clinical nature.
Detailed wide-angle shots of 'parallel worlds' devoid of humanity, reclaimed by nature... or aliens... or darkness itself.
Isolates belonging to the first outbreak produced green pigment along with metallic sheen, whereas isolates from second episode were more mucoid in nature devoid of characteristic blue-green pigmentation of P. aeruginosa species.
Nature is devoid of ugliness, these works seem to say.
They are conservative by nature and devoid of the basic issues troubling Americas and Europes media-mangled monsters.
The flower reproduction scene in which Miss Read licks nectar off her finger, sighing "delicious"—is a singularly erotic moment in a show strangely devoid of sex.The arbitrary and often cruel nature of borders concerns many artists here.
The representations, (i.e., the dependent nature) appear in the cognition as if they have in them the subject-object duality, even though the dependent nature is wholly devoid of such subject-object duality.
Green chemistry has become an expanded area of nanotechnology for a number of reasons which include its low cost, less demanding and eco-friendly nature that is devoid of use of hazardous chemicals and procedures.
Security chief Meng Jianzhu, visiting the wounded in Kunming, pledged to "mobilize all resources and adopt all means to break this case," which he said exposed the "inhuman and anti-social nature of terrorists devoid of conscience".
