Sentence examples for devoid of trust from inspiring English sources
Another believed that porn "can also reinforce a particular attitude towards sex, an attitude that is devoid of trust, caring, and, in the worst cases, consent... Sex is what men and boys do to – rather than with – their partners".
"Pornography reinforces the wider media-led messages about the roles of men and women," he says, "and can also reinforce a particular attitude towards sex, an attitude that is devoid of trust, caring, and, in the worst cases, consent... They're learning that sex is what men and boys do to – rather than with – their partners".
A Ponzi scheme cannot grow in an environment that's devoid of trust.
Nothing else can either, so in order to eliminate Ponzi schemes, you'd have to create a world completely devoid of trust.
While they do ask for an email login, use captchas and email verification loops, and have a flagging system to highlight misbehavior, Craigslist activity can be entirely anonymous, devoid of community ratings for trust indexes, and structuring listings data for future use.
It is open, and devoid of guile, which means you trust it – and whatever character he happens to be playing.
The infamous SS7 networks used by mobile operators to interoperate, e.g. when you're roaming — which were built on trust, essentially devoid of security, and permitted rampant fraud, SMS hijacking, eavesdropping, password theft, etc. — are being replaced.
While it promises to create jobs, control deficit spending and restore Americans' trust in government, it is devoid of tough policy choices.
I find that especially when working in the male-dominated industry of fashion photography and historically nude photography women have trust when working with women, devoid of a predatory factor.
There is evidence learners feel written communication lacks the robustness and spontaneity of face to face communication and is devoid of non-verbal cues, making it more difficult to establish trusting relationships [ 10].
