Примери за използване на Devoid of meaning на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Devoid of meaning.
They were devoid of meaning.
Everything is clearly andobviously completely devoid of meaning.
My life is devoid of meaning or purpose or hope.
This wing phrase is not devoid of meaning.
(IT) Madam President, ladies and gentlemen,this report- which ought to map out Parliament's guidelines for the 2012 budget- seems to me to be pretty much devoid of meaning.
The theory is not devoid of meaning.
Intellectuals of the time were finding it difficult to accept change andthought life was devoid of meaning.
Indeed, this is not devoid of meaning.
On the practical level modern life consists of a constant pursuit of power within a universe devoid of meaning.
If that answer still seems devoid of meaning, ask yourself what this result leads to?
This point of view has a rational grain and is not devoid of meaning.
But anyway, there are signs that are not devoid of meaning, but there are those that do not have any background.
Even with the vegetables this is not devoid of meaning, because I have long ago come to the conclusion(not that it is very hard to come to it) that the nitrated products spoil faster and simply become watery and begin to rot.
Although, with a minor breakdown,an attempt to find it may not be devoid of meaning.
This allows devoid of meaning and logic decisions to be converted into legal norms, the authors of these decisions are not required to meet any criteria for intelligence and education and are primarily released from liability for them.
As far as I am concerned, these laws do not apply to me and are devoid of meaning.
The rights of defence would be devoid of meaning if the commission left the undertakings concerned in the dark about the key analytical steps and the calculations on which it based its prediction of a significant impediment to effective competition resulting from the proposed merger.
Oligarch, this lazy media cliche that has already been devoid of meaning, is the softest qualification.
Your plan to teach me what's really important in life by showing me an existence so empty and devoid of meaning.
Everything else was just words,incomprehensible and devoid of meaning, words I could keep hiding behind.
The pain was debilitating, getting out of bed was an Olympian event, andlife was utterly devoid of meaning.
It also warned that the enactment of a measure that is"completely subjective and devoid of meaning" would pose a threat to Romanian broadcasters' editorial freedom.
Many people live their lives believing that money will make them happy, butthe pursuit of wealth is devoid of meaning.
The character called protagonist or tragic hero suffers from misfortune that's not accidental,thus not devoid of meaning, insofar as the hero's actions and his misfortune are inextricably linked.
He felt nothing sitting in the pews, mouthing the words to the hymns,listening to the sermons that seemed devoid of meaning.
And now here's the moment you have all been waiting for because your lives are so devoid of meaning something like this seems very important.
If every cross-border transaction were automatically capable of appreciably affecting trade between Member States, the concept of appreciability, which is, however, a condition for the application of Article 81(1) EC established by case‑law,would be devoid of meaning.
Without an intention to our efforts, we are a"gathering of fools" because even the most important work is devoid of meaning if it lacks an intention!