Sentence examples for constantly dispense from inspiring English sources
Although it's natural to want to constantly dispense advice, encouragement, commentary, and question her, you're more likely to get insights into her by really paying attention to what she is saying (or not saying) and how she says it.
Mr. Greenspan is almost an institution in Washington -- constantly dispensing economic advice to top lawmakers and presidents, regardless of which party is in power.
The Edgar Degas in Timberlake Wertenbaker's new play The Line is constantly dispensing advice to his talented protégée: line is more truthful than painting that's stuffed with narrative; artists become good by repetition.
The same keys that let you whiz around in word-processing documents will also help you dispense with constantly pressing the scroll button on the screen: the up-and-down arrow keys will take you line by line through a page, while the page-up and page-down buttons will advance the text a full screen at a time.
Mr. Rove is to the McCain campaign what Bill Clinton was to the Hillary Clinton campaign: a ubiquitous albatross dispensing dubious, out-of-date political advice and constantly upstaging the candidate he ostensibly supports.
A startling thing in Lewis's letters to other believers is how much energy and practical advice is dispensed about how to keep your belief going: they are constantly writing to each other about the state of their beliefs, as chronic sinus sufferers might write to each other about the state of their noses.
A sensor connected to a nozzle at the end of the tube constantly measures the patient's breathing rate and adjusts the amount of CO dispensed with each breath.
So Margie went and got a Breville Hot Cup, which boils exactly 250ml of water and dispenses it into a waiting cup – all very eco-friendly, and an end to constantly just covering the element or overfilling.
We subsequently meet Vija Kinsky (Samantha Morton) his theory-chief, a kind of eastern european nihilist who constantly disclaims any technical knowledge of the universe about which she is paid to hypothesize, whilst enigmatically dispensing globally consequential courses of action.
He ordered his high officials to do the same, in addition to attending to their normal duties; he exhorted administrative officers to be constantly aware of the joys and sorrows of the common folk and to be prompt and impartial in dispensing justice.
