Photograph: Guardian "How many Combermererians have played test cricket for England," writes Harry Husband devoid of either question mark or even a hint of what the hell a Combermererian is.
She is full of questions and devoid of answers, much like her creator says she was as she waded through her 20s.
Declaring all such external existential questions devoid of cognitive content, Carnap now feels emboldened to dismiss both realism that asserts the ontological reality of abstract entities and nominalism that asserts their irreality as "pseudo-statements if they claim to be theoretical statements" (ibid).
Answering the question "Are You Firing the Right People?" is not a question devoid of sensitivity quite the contrary.
This proved even more complex, in the recognition that emotional inventories or lists of questions are usually devoid of context and often separated from their broader social meaning.
In a market often devoid of rhyme or reason, two questions loom large: how badly does Independent News & Media want to rid itself of the Independent and the Independent on Sunday?
But Gemalto's statement, devoid of specific numbers, may leave questions hanging over just how many encryption keys were stolen from its own services.
How the ingredients needed to make Budweiser would be cultivated in a place devoid of life remains a big question.
A steady lilt, alternately peaceful and hallucinatory, presides over the work, which is devoid of punctuation except for frequent question marks.
The result has been a Netanyahu campaign that has seemed remote and largely devoid of substance, except on the question of Iran's nuclear programme and Israel's security, neither of which, polls have consistently suggested, are the principal concerns of an electorate far more preoccupied with social and economic issues.
