Sentence examples for discard anything from inspiring English sources

We didn't need to discard anything.

Discard anything shriveled, black or soft.

But what if you don't – or can't – discard anything?

Never discard anything that arrives with a specimen even paper that appears to be blank.

Organs are scarce and doctors are loath to discard anything that could save a life.

Unable to discard anything, their space becomes a study in entropy.

"I hate discarding anything so I accumulate until eventually I find a way to turn it into a project," Lamb told me.

It's when we form an opinion, and then we systematically look for evidence to support that opinion while discarding anything that contradicts it.

In his whirlwind of creating a character he discards anything social or frivolous.' He is, as Blanchett has said, a man of few words.

Tolstoy becomes aware that one can't take wealth and fame with them when they die, and seeks to make his life simpler, discarding anything he deems irrelevant.

In distilling a spiritual message that claims to be compatible with all religious traditions, Byrne has had to bracket all possible points of disagreement, discarding anything that might seem, as Winfrey put it, "weird".