Nowadays, he said, most successful rap in this country is party music devoid of thought-provoking lyrics.
There on that empty beach, alone and devoid of thought, I saw one lone skeletal dog wandering down a stretch of sand along the water.
The start of using dogs as research subjects can probably be attributed largely to French philosopher Rene Descartes [1596 -1650] who promoted the view that all animals were soulless machines, devoid of thought or feeling.
No amount of religious or emotional shame will ever touch people like me who cannot fathom the value of a life devoid of thought, feeling or independent biological purpose unless we are emotionally attached to its potential as in the case of a wanted pregnancy.
Not because his thoughts on running a company are pleasantly devoid of "thought leadership" and other bloodcurdling corporate-speak.
Sawyer goes utterly undefined, devoid of tendencies, thoughts, interests, ideas, because she is, rather, the embodiment of an idea; the protagonist of the film isn't Sawyer or her stalker but stalking as such.
She replied, "My mind was actually devoid of all thoughts except 'Thank you, God.
So, in short, we live time devoid of original thought and creativity rests in the leafy corner of a graveyard somewhere next to bus queues and the rotary phone.
It "sells" because it is simplistic, devoid of complex thought and confusing nuance.
The very same blankness that Hitchcock sought from Kim Novak (and got from Tippi Hedren), his movies themselves provide — not that they're devoid of emotion or thought, character or idea, but that, above all, they self-consciously represent and exult in the seemingly boundless power of the cinema itself.
Another's game "is completely devoid of all rational thought".
