Sentence examples for always discounted from inspiring English sources

There are, of course, exceptions to the rule that luggage is always discounted.

"They are in excruciating pain that is almost always discounted by others and attributed to bad motives," she said.

Well, she was wearing some jewelry, two rings — which is one of the many reasons why I've always discounted robbery as a motive — and a robe, and a white nightgown, and white socks.

Amazon has always discounted all of its books 40%, so this move actually represents an additional 10% markdown.

"That's the thing, people always discount guys that haven't done it yet, but nobody has until they do it.

In a very short marriage, the judge may well allow the prenup to stand, but in a longer marriage where the passage of time means the contents of the prenup are considerably out of date, the judge will almost always discount it.

Today we're always discounting the next economic recovery.

4.30am GMT 29th over: New Zealand 71-1 (Fulton 41, Williamson 16) "Seriously, though, freak statistics should always be discounted," says Mac Millings.

"The improvements in each new release are getting smaller and the out-of-date models are always heavily discounted.

The way transgendered people see themselves in the world indicates that the body's limitations cannot always be discounted.

Even if you haven't managed to book in advance, it's always worth checking for discounted fares – right up to the last minute.