Sentence examples for Consigned it to from inspiring English sources

I fear that for most of its neighbors, Haiti has returned to the little corner of exotic obscurity to which most had previously consigned it, to its own special corner of oblivion, regarded with pity and condescension as a "little piece of Africa" that happens to endure in their midst, and which is beyond help or redemption.

For years she consigned it to the dark, though its full-figured characters surfaced in her novels: dreaming of Nockerl and whipped cream, murmuring "Ach!" under their breath.

This relentless reinventing is typical of a proud country that feels the world has consigned it to the shadows of its big neighbors, China and Japan, and so feels it must strive ever harder to win recognition for its meteoric rise.

Realising it wasn't, the disappointed owner consigned it to a local saleroom to take its chances amid the chipped china and exhausted sideboards.

Just how its sale can "benefit" the collection of the Boston Museum of Fine Art, which consigned it to Sotheby's with other pictures, boggles the mind.

Some consigned it to sepia.

"I just consign it to its proper developmental place, like acne".

To some, Spine's emphasis on emotion and the tender relationship at its heart might consign it to the same conservative category.

The Bookseller did not include Deathly Hallows in its bestseller list last week, consigning it to the category occupied by remaindered lifestyle books and politicians' memoirs.

In its early stages, I was ready to consign it to the "enjoyable minor Mike Leigh" bracket.

What can we put in its place?" The question kills off multiculturalism, consigns it to history.