Sentence examples for can't dispense from inspiring English sources

They won't work in vending machines and ATMs can't dispense them More nonsense.

"We can't dispense with the formalities, George — there'd be nothing left".

He goes on: "You can't dispense with suspicions about the British establishment and I don't think you should.

Even if you set aside the question of what portion of being human is somatic — of how much our identity derives from the tactile and sensory and emotional consequences of being embodied in flesh, rather than in Row D of a server farm — you can't dispense with the problem of memory.

DNAinfo Chicago reports that while clinics like Good Intentions can't dispense marijuana, patients can get prescriptions for pot from a doctor there.

In that time obviously if the computer crashes you can't dispense, either" (Case 07 02 Pre-Reg).

"He can't simply dispense with facts he doesn't find convenient".

Reich and Krugman want to paint the "public option" as "modest," which leads Frum to wonder why it can't be dispensed with, to which Reich replies it's "crucial".

The form can't seem to dispense with what Clément describes as a punitive adoration of female singers: "They suffer, they cry, they die".

Can't we finally dispense with the antiquated notion that certain forms of warfare are noble and other barbaric?

She isn't a licensed nurse and can't prescribe or dispense medications, but what she can do is babysit the elderly.