Sentence examples for consigned having from inspiring English sources

The fear that this might set an impossible standard for other women — especially women who had consigned "having it all" to unicorn status — reverberated.

The event would have been consigned to oblivion had the newspaper not digitised its archives a few years later.

Not that Mr. Jamal, 78, has consigned his own work to the exhibition hall.

Having consigned Fillon to the role of "also-ran", they had not wasted much energy attacking him or his policies.

Mr. Perenyi also has receipts for some works he had consigned for auction as a dealer but, in reality, had created.

it does give me some negative emotions about them, about the relationship that we've had….and about my effectiveness and ability in that consult….its almost like I've consigned them to something, you know, I've consigned them to the scrap".

Mr Bush, having consigned the mullahs to an "axis of evil" in his first term, refused to let Americans attend.

Judge Gonzalez pointed out that to have rejected the loan would have consigned Chrysler to certain liquidation.

Koch did not know whether Rodenstock had consigned the bottle (Christie's told me he had not).

Meanwhile, Tate has consigned himself to living with Hayden, both of whom have been blocked out by the Harmons using a trick that Tate taught Violet.

With little concern or demurral, we have consigned tens of thousands of our own citizens to conditions that horrified our highest court a century ago.