Trump's opponents have argued that he has run a campaign devoid of policy.
It will be because he lost it.' " Rich Lowry, editor of National Review, published a lament along similar lines on Aug. 8: At times over the past few months, it has seemed that the Romney campaign has embarked on audacious experiment to see if it's possible to run a presidential campaign devoid of real interest.
The scheme that led to more than 190 letters being issued to Irish republican On the Runs "was devoid of morality", MPs have been told.
Satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo was run by people "devoid of hate, of prejudice and was respectful of others", its former director and editor-in-chief has said.
Product and user focused thinking is in decline, it is akin to having chopped off the head of a chicken only to see it running around aimlessly, devoid of a brain.
The game was nearly devoid of running attempts - Grant ran for a team-high 37 yards for Green Bay, Rashard Mendenhall gained 38 for Pittsburgh - and featured nearly 900 yards passing.
The Clippers became the poster child for businesses that are cynically run for profit and devoid of respect for its key stakeholders – most of the players, the coach and many of the fans are African American.
/ Genuine chums," runs one poem, cheerfully devoid of hearts and kisses.
I visited the country during this period, when I was based in Nairobi as a correspondent, and it was a rewarding but rough experience — driving along bombed-out roads past the burned remains of Soviet tanks, staying in derelict hotels devoid of running water or electricity.
As Wolyniec intimated, the trial run was a bit crude, devoid of the type of pomp, scrutiny and delays that have followed similar initiatives in the NHL and NFL.
