Sentence examples similar to a consigned notion from inspiring English sources

By reviving the toxic debate about section 18C, Malcolm Turnbull has given in, yet again, to those who seem determined to consign the notion of the "fair go" to the dustbin of Australian history.

I'm a philistine, consigned to the corner".

Having made her mistakes, Isabelle, who has a wedding ring but no husband, has consigned herself to a dreary notion of respectability and wants her daughter to follow suit.

A Kieran Lee goal consigned the Bees to a 1-0 loss at Sheffield Wednesday.

While many discounted religious notions that consigned life in this world to misery and sin, others discovered signs of God's providence in earthly satisfaction.

Breasts, for a start, we consigned to the bin.

Should the Type A personality be consigned to the dust heap of failed scientific theories?

Paediatricians, though once as misogynistic as the rest of the medical establishment – it was not until 1945 that women were permitted to join the British Paediatric Association, the forerunner of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health – have consigned to history the extraordinary notion that the sex of a doctor matters.

Strollers have been consigned to a parking room, complete with a garage's painted lines.

He was consigned to a detention center, but he slipped out a window and vanished again.

Gov. Nikki Haley (R) was expansive after the state legislature finished action early Thursday on a bill consigning the Confederate battle flag to the museum displays where it belongs: "It is a new day in South Carolina, a day we can all be proud of". I have to entertain the notion that she may be right.