But some do not discount the effects of an awful incident from a year ago that put Sedona's New Age community in a bad light and that, to some degree, still lingers, despite efforts by metaphysical people to cast it away.
And although the show opened with Mr. Armani's signature beige, he soon cast it away for fuchsia pink or deep blue (handbags included) and for the mint green that powdered the models' eyes.
But the real revelation is Downton Abbey's Julian Ovenden as Gaylord Ravenal, the rakish gambler who steals the heart of Andy and Parthy's daughter, Magnolia, then coldly casts it away.
Any open-minded critic who regularly receives offerings of new books or translations from Europe, the Middle East or Asia knows the bitter experience of opening a book by an unknown foreign author with anticipation, only to cast it away in irritation or boredom, finding it impossible to engage with a novel that was esteemed in a distant land.
In the present system you cast your vote – you cast it away.
This thing is so deeply rooted in society that people just don't cast it away easily".
Countless women of 'today' regard their most essential task as out of date and cast it away with a negligent wave of the hand and a deprecating smile, and compete with men in all areas, blind to the fact that it is precisely the tender, vulnerable, gracious woman who is attractive to man.
In the third stanza, the poet asks the nightingale to "Fade far away", casting it off just as the narrator in "Ode to Indolence" rejects the Love, Ambition, and Poesy and the poet in "Ode on a Grecian Urn" banishes the figures on the urn to silence.
If there is any word of King James's Bible that is not in alignment with the nature of God, I will cast it far away.
A friend of Ms. Dobbins, William Garrett, had just written a blues song, and with his permission Ms. Dobbins rewrote the song, about a girl aching for mail from her far-away boyfriend, casting it in a pop vein, though she kept the title, "Please Mr. Postman".
