Sentences with phrase «to dispense with something»

Though liberalism does not take the cultivation of virtue to be its end — this being its chief departure from premodern political thought — it does not dispense with it altogether.

Mourinho dispensed with him as soon as he arrived at the club in 2013.

I suspect that Whitehead dispenses with it, at least unconsciously, in the passage from AI quoted above.

To his credit, he raises them, but then dispenses with them in short order.

Then if we encounter a germ or two (billion) our body will dispense with them in short order.

I want a card that actually appeals to United's elite travelers, offering them things they can't find elsewhere and at the same time dispensing with those they don't need.

Many people use them early in a long - term relationship but then dispense with them later on as a gesture of trust.

And he's correct, too, because the Decepticons have just discovered that Sam is the one human who possesses the ability to tip the balance of power to the Autobots» advantage, and they're determined to gain the upper hand by dispensing with him once and for all.

While disaster movies of past eras let the viewer build up a nice head of disdain for their weasely characters before suitably dispensing with them, «San Andreas» is both too fleetly action - packed and too damn nice to provide many hisses.

And yet the film's cleverest trick was in subverting all your expectations: setting up tropes like an Amblin - appropriate resourceful kid, before summarily dispensing with them and presenting something rather more ambiguous.

I've never seen a car straddle that big bump and dispense with it at high speed the way this Panamera did.

«Nothing entitles the Defendant to engraft his own conditions on the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure or the Local Rules of this Court, or to dispense with them where they fail to suit his counsel's teaching style,» she said in no uncertain terms.

The constraints have been in place since 1984, and year after year Congress wrestles with the urge to dispense with them rather than make politically tough spending choices.

But this one is important, so I'll try to dispense with it as quickly as possible.

Because the mathematical formalism does not necessitate the existence of particles, Whitehead dispenses with them.

When they no longer work it's time to dispense with them.

But the misuse of a Christian belief is insufficient cause to dispense with it.

As for mythology in its original sense, not only can we dispense with it, but it is essential to do so.

As for mythology in its original sense, I maintain not only that we can dispense with it, but that it is essential to do so.

within the terms and categorial framework of an ordinal metaphysics, it may be better to dispense with the question altogether — dispense with it, that is, only in the terms in which it is usually couched.

And yet I can not entirely dispense with it.

In popular discourse, freedom and liberty have become nearly completely associated with capitalist freedom: the freedom to dispense with one's property without government intervention.

So as well as saving money, dispensing with them would bring major health benefits.

«What needs to happen is a few more researchers need to tackle this issue to either nail this down as a true relationship or dispense with it,» says Dr. Albertsen.

Being a widow from a long, happy marriage, I dispensed with them very quickly.

We hope to be provoked, to open engagements that overturn the concerns and themes we have offered, that render them more rather than less problematic, or that dispense with them altogether.

All of which leaves me wondering why you're so threatened by humor that you want everyone to dispense with it as a tool — leaving humiliation of the two tools actually mentioned in Mike Roddy's original comment @ 7.

There is no judicial discretion to suspend or dispense with it.

Thus, certain steps, like confiscation proceedings, follow automatically, and the judge can not dispense with them, nor, by giving an indication of sentence, create an expectation that they will be dispensed with.»