I've shared the exact "blind decade-and-a-half dislike" of the author since I too threw aside Still Life "in disgust" in my early teens.
Underneath them my ravaged body felt drained of all energy and goodness, a useless husk I wished I could throw aside.
With the letter was a parcel that Gordon threw aside.
Others momentarily threw aside their deeply held antipathy for the former New Labour spin doctor to commend him.
Last month's sell-off brutalized the money-losing companies that soared to huge valuations in 1999 and early 2000 as investors threw aside traditional valuation measures.
In 1786, in a spirit of adventure characteristic more of a young poet than of a middle-aged civil servant, Goethe abruptly threw aside his work and left Weimar without telling friends and colleagues where he was going.
Some of the dead, it was true, threw aside their old religions, disgusted that the afterlife, this so-called great beyond, was not what their lifetime of worship had promised them.
When the Supreme Court cavalierly threw aside decades of controls to let corporations and unions flood federal elections with unlimited campaign funds, the alternative the court suggested was a mandatory dose of transparency.
Before Wilson could shut the door behind him, Manning threw aside the burlap sacks in his cart, grabbed one of two submachine guns which lay underneath, and jammed its snout into the driver's compartment.
In the past year, several major magazines threw aside the traditional church-and-state divisions that existed between editorial and advertising and tried trial partnerships with e-commerce sites to sell clothing.
