If I have felt any impression once, I feel it more strongly a second time; and I have no wish to revile and discard my best thoughts".
Over on the other side of the pond, British school teachers — ever the reigning arbitrators of the English language — are discarding the best ditty in the book, declaring it too riddled with exceptions to be of any use.
On the same Friday night Tan was meeting Dalman, Mackay met the Liverpool manager, Brendan Rodgers, who said Tan was about to discard the "best manager in the history of Cardiff City".
For Zagajewski, history was not something that could be lightly discarded, despite his best efforts.
The usually super-tough outermost layer is sometimes best discarded, but it's a judgment you have to make with each specimen.
I think it all goes back to the end of rationing and the slow demise of nose-to-tail eating, when growing affluence allowed consumers to pick and choose which parts of the animal were more desirable and which parts best discarded.
Therefore equipment becomes progressively under-used and discarded, serving at best as a source for spare parts.
On the last day of a six-day visit to Mexico, the Argentine pontiff decried "the exploitation of employees as if they were objects to be used and discarded," saying the best investment business can make to help society is in people and families.
Lesions called 'atypical hyperplasia' are either hyperplastic or neoplastic but are not precursory in nature, and the term ADH is best discarded (suggested by van de Vijver and Peterse [ 5]).
Multiple hits of the same EST to one cDNA sequence were discarded (only the best was retained) and whenever the same EST aligned with different cDNA, we kept only the hits having a score of at least 90% of the score of the best hit.
