The dance movements, considerably less focused and precise, were wholly devoid of interest.
(In court documents, the law firm characterized the suit as "a transparent sideshow" that is "wholly devoid of factual or legal merit").
This error, combined with the error of distinguishing between simple and ornate form, has prevented people from seeing that the philosophy of language is not a philosophical grammar, but is wholly devoid of grammatical elements.
And it is wholly devoid of humour, except perhaps for the meeting towards the end of Claire and Justine: the game is over and they're at a golf hole bearing a flag apocalyptically marked "19".
On the other hand, somebody who has made himself a millionaire several times over and sits on the boards of numerous companies is unlikely to be wholly devoid of nous.
But if you care more about the cycle's nuances -- its characters and their relationships, its emotions, its philosophical complexities -- then the idea of giving the reins to the creator of "Ka," which is wholly devoid of all those complexities, is preposterous.
That much, at least, is plausibly obvious, but unfortunately it does not follow that the final analysis of language will be wholly devoid of complex symbols.
The representations, (i.e., the dependent nature) appear in the cognition as if they have in them the subject-object duality, even though the dependent nature is wholly devoid of such subject-object duality.
The first step is to reverse the process of demonization that underlies the narrative: that a certain ethnic, religious, racial, national, business, or governmental entity is wholly devoid of human qualities -- that it is naturally threatening and hostile.
