The average life is, honestly recounted, mostly devoid of provable, objective meaning or tangible evidence of God; it's boring more often than not, maddeningly random, secretly and not so secretly sordid and, except on the rarest occasions, does not seem to be accounted for by any plan larger than the all-too-human ones we come up with on our own.
In the denomination res a reor reris are included all those essences effectively constituted as such and also figments devoid of any objective content.
One postulation is that while the survey is devoid of any objective elements, it represents a pure measurement of subjective dimensions of patients' experience.
His last political hurrah was his extolling of Christian Serbia and his denuciation of the west's intervention in Kosovo as a campaign devoid of clear objectives, clumsy, wasteful and shambolic.
"Today's media is becoming more and more widely split along liberal and conservative lines, and political rhetoric is growing increasingly devoid of clear and objective information.
Valente's earliest work is characterized by simple verse devoid of artifice and by an objective representation of reality.
In poems such as "Oda a Salvador Dalí" (1925 26; "Ode to Salvador Dalí"), Canciones (written 1924, published 1926; Songs), and a series of abstruse prose poems, Lorca sought to create a more objective poetry, devoid of private sentiment and the "planes of reality".
Painted in response to Kasimir Malevich's celebrated White on White, Rodchenko's series of geometric paintings known as Black on Black were an attempt at objective, impersonal art devoid of spiritual or metaphysical trappings.
Rooney's testimonial against his former club was devoid of intensity but succeeded in the main objective of raising substantial funds for the United and England captain's foundation.
We thus used the expansion of gliosis and gliotic scar throughout areas devoid of RGC axons as a novel and objective measure of nerve degeneration severity.
