Sentence examples for discarded past from inspiring English sources

It would be tempting to consign the story of Oluwale to a shameful, but now discarded past of Enoch Powell and the Black and White Minstrel Show.

The goal throughout was to hit that sweet spot between discarded past and lightning-speed present, said Grey. "With the things we've already made, so much rich potential is still untapped.

He has basically discarded past-it veterans (Kaka et al) and indisciplined and unreliable players (Ronaldinho, Robinho) and instead used the Olympics to build the spine of his 2014 team.

The argument might not hold up, but you have to admire the brazen, bald-faced way Reith and others pivot from claim to claim, discarding past scares with barely a look over the shoulder.

In the post 9/11 world, it seems that basic medical ethics can be discarded and past prison controversies forgotten so long as the objectives of the so-called war on terror are achieved.

For the English, discarding the past is like spending capital.

There was, however, a general desire to discard the past and adopt new ideas.

The new post-modernism would not discard the past but embrace it as a source of inspiration.

The horror of the war seemed to create in this generation a distaste for sentiment, a need to discard the past, and an urge to create utopias of sound.

"I always say don't discard the past completely because you have to bring with you the most valuable elements of experience, to be sort of like a flashlight.

"I still struggle every day to discard my past ideas," said Pawel, a 33-year-old ultra-Orthodox Jew and former truck driver, noting with little irony that he had to stop hating Jews in order to become one.