That means one out of every 25 human beings has no conscience, no sense of right or wrong, no empathy, no ability to understand emotion--no soul.
With his background in consulting and finance--all brains and no soul, apparently--Gerstner looked like a bad bet to stick around for long.
Even when Armstrong acknowledged having been a bully, there was no flicker of soul-searching.
But his reason for leaving -- he faced an unwinnable primary election next year -- is no cause for soul searching.
She used the opportunity to plug her Gucci getup and an upcoming cookbook, tentatively titled Let's Dine. (The book will feature a mishmash of ethnic genres, from Spanish to soul food--no milkshakes).
There was no metro crime reporter with a skepticism-stained soul and nicotine-tainted fingers.
But after much soul-searching, you give no clear idea of where Britain should go.
As a result, when people try to describe her music they often prefix it with Afro but have no idea if it's punk, punk-soul, or anything else for that matter.
When none of this turned out to be true, however--the shooter was not really a political actor at all, but just a mentally ill lost soul with no connection to partisan politics--the scare began a slow retreat.
But no one could doubt how ardently he believed in the soul-nourishing potency of art.
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In a generation or two, the Zulus were farmers and herders no more, no longer proudly self-sufficient, and their families, once the very soul of their tribe, quickly began to crumble.
"I know this will be a major disappointment to many fans of both Hampshire and Shane but, after much discussion and soul-searching, it has become clear to both of us that Shane can no longer make the commitment required to continue to lead Hampshire, " he said.
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