Sentence examples for discarded altogether from inspiring English sources
Other well-established names I happily discarded altogether.
It is true that every country's problems differ in their details, but that is not the same as saying that general principles should be discarded altogether.
This is standard practice in most places, and the responses of those who say they are not sure are usually weighed more lightly or discarded altogether.
On the one hand, it would seem that it's the end of the world as we know it, with the traditional TV set gathering dust in the corner of the living room (or discarded altogether) while each individual consumer watches what they want, when they want, on their own personalised TV screen in the form of a computer, tablet or smartphone.
It was about more fundamental issues of the direction of the Islamic Republic, and whether the republican elements – severely eroded since the first controversial election of Ahmadinejad in 2005 – should be discarded altogether as an idea which has outlived its sell-by date, or whether it should actually be given a new lease of life.
Their minatory titles, filled with dark talk of "Negative Dialectics" and "One-Dimensional Man," were once proudly displayed on college-dorm shelves, as markers of seriousness; now they are probably consigned to taped-up boxes in garages, if they have not been discarded altogether.
Some of the commenters on this series have snorted that Thomas Browne's mode of thinking was simply that of a man of faith, who had discarded reason altogether; as I've remarked before, this is a good example of the "massive condescension of posterity".
Although brands must manage their relationships with vloggers carefully, I don't believe they should discard vlogs altogether.
In one campaign speech, the heir to the Congress dynasty, Rahul Gandhi, explicitly compared Modi to Hitler, warning that he would discard democracy altogether.
Like others in Price, Mr. Hopes voiced frustration with the Obama administration, saying it should be investing more in clean coal technology rather than discarding coal altogether.
Of course, an alternative to improving a particular form of technology might be to discard it altogether as too risky or too damaging.
