"Keep these anecdotes brief but not devoid of emotion," he says.
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She's not devoid of emotion, but rather, feels the physical deeply.
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But if that's the case, that shows that they are completely devoid of emotion.
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SA: In the end, pornography peddles a fantasy, one of sexual abandon devoid of emotion.
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Then, in technical language devoid of emotion, the report listed five options, including the estimated cost.
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The police released a video showing confessions by Sajad and his cousin, delivered matter-of-factly, devoid of emotion or explanation.
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All my dreams were devoid of emotion; I dreamt I was back at an old job but I didn't have to answer the phone.
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"A plump, juicy cherry," Adora replies, her voice devoid of emotion and her words seemingly calculated to foster maximum insecurity in an adolescent girl.
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As with "Double Protection," the expressions on these characters' faces are devoid of emotion, their eyes given over to thousand-yard stares into the ether.
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Children don't dream anymore, ex-youth officer says Katie Price, a former child and youth recreation officer on Nauru, said children had ended up devoid of emotion.
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That point of entry could be intriguing, to the extent that Borg was portrayed in the media as a tennis-playing automaton, someone virtually devoid of emotion.
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The first voice you hear on Spiritualized's Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating in Space isn't his, but hers: Radley mutters the album's titular words completely devoid of emotion.
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Vulcan First Officer Spock remains one of Star Trek's most iconic characters thanks in no small part to Nimoy's pitch-perfect performance as a logical alien devoid of emotion.
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Ad Astra is a wonderful film, but it sure is deadly serious — and Pitt is playing a man whose apparent depression renders him almost devoid of emotion for long stretches.
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If the above sentence feels like it's been flung into (or returned from) a meaningless future, one ruled by technology and devoid of emotion, then remember this: human beings love to fuck.
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On first impression, he could seem flat and devoid of emotion, but those who knew him learned that he could express very powerful feelings with just a slight narrowing of his brown eyes.
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"SoulMate's" salsa-inspired beats are a little too robotic to make the song a true booty banger, too tame to be be dropped, and topped with JT's thinned-out voice completely devoid of emotion.
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Wolukau-Wanambwa's work is almost devoid of emotion: words appear on the screen as the artist looks out, expressionless, and then we see her wrapped in a white sheet taped to the white wall.
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When I first heard Burzum, it was such an interesting record; at the time, I didn't know anything [about black metal], so to me it was like, "What is this?!" and then you got the record, and it sounded so cool—it was so minimalist and devoid of emotion.
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Miles seeks to discover things, inventing tools and weapons for the benefit of mankind, believing them to be cleaner than the creations of art because they are devoid of emotion. But he fails to see how they can be misused.
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Selina Jamil argues that Chopin portrays Mrs. Mallard's perception of her husband's supposed death as fostered by emotions, rather than by rationality. Jamil claims that up until that point, Mrs. Mallard's life has been devoid of emotion to such an extent that she has even wondered if it is worth living.
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Ellis began working on what would become Imperial Bedrooms during the development of his 2005 novel, Lunar Park. As with his previous works, Imperial Bedrooms depicts scenes of sex, extreme violence and hedonism in a minimalist style devoid of emotion. Some commentators have noted however that unlike previous works, Imperial Bedrooms employs more of the conventional devices of popular fiction. Reviews were mixed and frequently polarized.
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Issei, furious at his insanity, unleashes his full power and soundly defeats him with his new technique, Longinus Smasher. He's captured and sent to his brother-in-law and sister to be questioned. ; :The spawn of Ophis created from her stolen powers in Volume 11 and is currently considered as Ophis by the Alliance and Chaos Brigade. Lilith looks exactly like Ophis except with a more devoid of emotion look.
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Common effects of damage to the frontal lobe are varied. Patients who have experienced frontal lobe trauma may know the appropriate response to a situation but display inappropriate responses to those same situations in "real life". Similarly, emotions that are felt may not be expressed in the face or voice. For example, someone who is feeling happy would not smile, and the voice would be devoid of emotion.
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The Inner Circle revolves around the tensions that are bound to arise if a small group of people deliberately abandons the traditional moral values with which they were raised in favour of an unconventional outlook on love, marriage and sex. While Kinsey preaches that sex is nothing but a "hormonal function" devoid of emotion, John Milk has extreme difficulty adjusting to this concept where his own wife — the young and beautiful Iris — is concerned.
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In Le docteur Pascal, Maxime is described as prematurely aged, afraid of pleasure and indeed of all life, devoid of emotion, and cold, characteristics introduced in L'argent. Maxime is described as a "dissemination" of characteristics, having the moral prepotency of his father and the pampered egotism of his mother (Saccard's first wife). Victor, on the other hand, brought up in squalor, is the furthest extreme Zola illustrates of the Rougon family's degeneracy. Like his great-grandmother Tante Dide, Victor suffers from neuralgic attacks.
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In essence, materialism is just that getting and spending: it is devoid of emotion or a true fulfilling purpose. In many ways the stereotypes of man and woman mirror the difference between the neoclassical and romantic period between civilised and nature. Men in this context are associated with rationality, strength, order and power, whereas women are associated with emotion and the imagination. Music and harmony The line, "For this, for everything we are out of tune" implies that man is out of tune with nature, unable to live in harmony with the world around him.
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Basically, her behaviour resembles that of any other girl her age, given the social norms in mid- seventies Japan. As with the magical girl programs of the sixties, the main focus was on family and friendship; domestic disputes were normally handled with light-hearted humor. , Aurélia Bruno (French - Meg), Cinzia de Carolis (Italian - "Bia Giapo") ; :Blue-haired and pale-skinned, Non is one of the most powerful sorcerers of the Witch-World. Non is Megu's main contender for the crown; a cold, alien being almost devoid of emotion.
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While the anime actually has the name "Runge" seen in episodes 31 and 74, "Lunge" is the spelling used in the English version of the manga released by Viz Media and on the official anime website. is a BKA detective assigned to the murder case at Eisler Memorial Hospital. He thinks Tenma is the prime suspect, believing "Johan" is an imaginary person Tenma blames for his crimes; he is later convinced that Johan is a split personality Tenma suppresses. He seems devoid of emotion, which allows him to commit himself to every case on which he works.
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The green jerseys did not return until Dan Devine broke them out for the 1977 matchup with USC. Despite the 2–7 docket in 1963, the beloved, personable Devore, affectionately known as "Hughie", boosted the morale of the squad that had been left devoid of emotion under Kuharich. He knew all along that he was merely a stopgap measure while the search for a permanent replacement was being conducted and maintained, "I'll do whatever Notre Dame feels is best for me." The following year, he was presented with a game ball after Notre Dame's victory over Stanford, and new coach Ara Parseghian praised Devore for making his job that much easier.
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But then, national tragedy struck on April 4, with the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. With eight of the ten starting players on Sixers and Celtics being black, both teams were in deep shock, and there were calls to cancel the series.Cherry, 190–199. In a game called as "unreal" and "devoid of emotion", the Sixers lost 127–118 on April 5. In Game 2, Philadelphia evened the series with a 115–106 win, and in Games 3 and 4, the Sixers won, with Chamberlain suspiciously often defended by Celtics backup center Wayne Embry, causing the press to speculate Russell was worn down. Prior to Game 5, the Celtics seemed dead: no NBA team had ever come back from a 3–1 deficit.
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Player One is the first Massey Lecture to be delivered as a work of fiction: a 50,000-word novel. The story is told as a first-person narrative with the perspective rotated between the five main characters: Karen, Luke, Rick, Rachel, and Player One. The narrative voice was described as being the typical "Coupland-esque coolness" with the "same apocalyptic feel" as his previous novel, Generation A. Rachel, though, speaks with a unique tone, devoid of emotion and unable to detect emotion in the voice of others, similar to how people communicate online without seeing one another, like via email. The story's themes reflect many of the themes Coupland has addressed in his other works, including themes on time, religion, an afterlife, and communication.
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It is left open to interpretation whether Bateman actually commits the acts he describes, or whether he is merely hallucinating them; he is, therefore, an unreliable narrator. In the climax of the story, Bateman calls his lawyer and leaves a lengthy, detailed message confessing all of his crimes. He later runs into his lawyer, who mistakes him for someone else and dismisses the confession as a joke, also claiming to have had dinner with one of his victims after Bateman had supposedly killed him, leaving the supposed reality of Bateman's acts open to audience interpretation. Although Bateman often claims that he is devoid of emotion, he also describes experiencing moments of extreme rage, panic or grief—being on the "verge of tears"—often over trivial inconveniences such as remembering to return videotapes or trying to obtain dinner reservations.
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Manga Sanctuary series of reviews, regards the characters to be "less endearing" than those of Yui's Kirara, and the humor to be "less effective" in the first volume review, goes further in criticism by describing the second volume reading experience as devoid of emotion and the last volume as leaving a bitter after taste so much the manga is ill built and rushed. The French manga dictionary Dicomanga pointed to the author's large usage of computer software which gives a particular yet slightly icy tone to his universe. SplashComics noted that the author used the technique of using photographs as backgrounds. SplashComics described the second volume as being "a typical Yui: Girls and ghosts", noting that although the series was tamer than Kirara, that fanservice was provided via tight shirts and short skirts, and felt the ending was "a little disappointing".
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But then, national tragedy struck on April 4, with the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. With eight of the ten starting players on the Sixers and Celtics being African-American, both teams were in deep shock, and there were calls to cancel the series. In a game called "unreal" and "devoid of emotion", the Sixers lost 127–118 on April 5. After attending the funeral of Martin Luther King Jr., Chamberlain called out to the angry rioters who were setting fires all over the country, stating Dr. King would not have approved. In Game 2, Philadelphia evened the series with a 115–106 victory, and won Games 3 and 4, with Chamberlain suspiciously often played by Celtics backup center Wayne Embry, causing the press to speculate Russell was worn down. Prior to Game 5, the Celtics seemed dead: no NBA team had overcome a 3–1 series deficit before. However, the Celtics rallied back, winning Games 5 and 6 122–104 and 114–106 respectively, powered by a spirited John Havlicek and helped by the Sixers' terrible shooting.
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