Sentence examples for discard this notion from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kelly said that based on last week's performance, "I would totally discard this notion that short-haul flights will be impacted more than long-haul flights".

"So we should now discard this notion that we are victims because the truth is we have not been defeated".

Aristotle discarded this notion, but he still held that animals could arise spontaneously from dissimilar organisms or from soil.

Mr. Potok, a writer and painter who is blind, makes an impassioned plea for empowering the disabled through new tools and laws, and for attitudinal changes that discard the notion that employing the disabled is "a charitable deed".

Find out why you shouldn't discard the notion of hiring an agent just yet.

The results allowed us to discard the notion that p14 is entering the nucleus, or is retained within, as the sole consequence of being part of a larger complex.

We take the position that although there are some acknowledged disadvantages of using short peptide ligands within biomaterials, it is not necessary to discard the notion of using peptides within biomaterials entirely, but rather to reinvent and evolve their use.

It was just freeing to discard the notion of acoustic sounds being truer".. Radiohead finished recording in the spring of 2000, having completed almost 30 new songs.

Millions of women are being steadily drawn to the realization that it is possible to discard the notion of the young, thin, flawless model as the only standard of beauty.

Once patterns are identified, there is opportunity to plan and cope, and discard the notion that these are acts of God that cannot be predicted or planned for.

We must discard the notion that the skills to approach and resolve ethical dilemmas are innate in all intensivists, and instead strive to create and develop our ability to think critically in bioethics so as to confront the unique challenges that lie ahead.