Sentence examples for dispensing ideas from inspiring English sources

Professors, whether they be economists like Harvard's Martin Feldstein, or lawyers like Yale's George Priest, are forever dispensing ideas, so it's unlikely they have saved anything new just for today.

"A police force that snoops upon those preparing to dispense ideas and information and demands to investigate with the objective of preparing for a prosecution is certainly breaching that right which you should realise is very precious in this country," read the letter.

When a floor is really large, thin ones become like trampolines and engineers have to find ways to prevent the journey to the photocopier from becoming too bouncy.Architects are also grappling with Mies's other idea: dispensing with the central core, or breaking it up.

When I only had to get to the market by the time it was about to open, I was fine with that, although it meant dispensing with the idea of doing anything else at 2 P.M. on Tuesday, 3 P.M. on Thursday, or 10 A.M. on Saturday.

The question that nags him isn't so much how to reason through the grand mystery of human relations — "I don't own anything, you don't know shit," he sings on "Sallisaw Blue," dispensing with the idea of a neat resolution — but how to make peace with the fact that people usually muck things up in the end.

Ichabod Crane Sam Ludwigg), the new schoolteacher from the dubious big city (well, Hartford by way of Boston), soon begins dispensing books with big ideas from his satchel: "Robinson Crusoe" to the excitable local boy Pieter (Noah Chiet), and "Gulliver's Travels" to Katrina (Whitney Bashor), the sweet and comely young daughter of Baltus Van Tassel Harryy A. Winter), into whose barn Ichabod moves.

Indeed, the idea of dispensing sugar pills is jarring even to those who, like Kaptchuk, are enthusiastic about it.

There are plenty of critics of the tactical idea of dispensing with low-income whites, both among elected officials and party strategists.

At a time when tall buildings in New York were almost exclusively post-and-beam structures, the idea of dispensing with exterior columns was near heresy.

The immediate predecessors to the espresso machine as we know it were hulking, steam-powered contraptions, engineered in the mid-nineteenth century with the idea of dispensing as many cups of coffee per hour as possible.

There's something pleasing about the idea of dispensing with the usual cut-price cava in favour of dressing as Flash Gordon and topping up grandma as she listens to Carols from King's.