Sentence examples for discounting the work from inspiring English sources

As he did with me, he told her the elevated line right above us was something "I built," before saying "we," apparently realizing he was discounting the work and leadership of many others.

Of course, this is not to discount the work of professionals.

With their level of impact on the business and social environment, it would be remiss to discount the work SMEs do and the potential they have for employment and economic growth [4 6].

This is not to discount the work of nonprofits working towards this goal.

To consider her contributions socially significant is to discount the work that was done before her or work that exists outside of her music and audience.

That isn't to discount the work of thousands of modders previous, notably SNES Rom hacks, Battlefield mods and RPG mods for Bethesda's Morrowind and Oblivion.

Not only is 'Rhodes Must Fall in Oxford' blasting the names of the buildings – it is also criticising the curriculum and reading lists, arguing that they discount the works of women and people of colour.

Against this test we can discount the works in collector Steve Lazarides' Outsider Galleries (he has two in London and one in Newcastle), where acclaimed artists including Banksy and taxidermist-to-the-stars Polly Morgan are among those on display.

Add to this a plethora of TV sitcoms which reinforce the pugilistic nature of parent-child relationships and we have a recipe for discounting the enormous work of 'parenting.'parenting

Without discounting the humor of Arcimboldo's works or their appeal to the Surrealists, the curators of "Arcimboldo: Nature and Fantasy" suggest a new way of looking at them.

It was possible, back in the early 1960's, to discount this work as the purely ornamental pastime of a young first lady.