Sentence examples for dispensing indispensable from inspiring English sources

Refreshed and decompressed from his recent vacation in Vegas, Ron was eager to apply his Zen-like state to dispensing indispensable advice to troubled souls.

Having dispensed the indispensable advice that when you're good to mama, mama's good to you, Queen Latifah, the rapper, actress and star of the 2002 film version of "Chicago," will become a full-time purveyor of life advice and inspiration on a new syndicated daytime talk show.

Fittingly for a writer whose work could take artful pains to dispense with seemingly indispensable linguistic foundation stones (she once wrote an entire novel without using the verb "to be"), the "where" of Ms. Brooke-Rose's death — whether it occurred at her longtime home in the South of France or elsewhere — was unspecified.

Cooperation was to be achieved by dispensing, and striving for, a sense of gratitude, that is, by making ourselves indispensable to, and valued by, our neighbours, an approach to social cohesion encapsulated in his motto: 'earn thy neighbor's love' (ibid.: 122 31).

Burke enjoyed dispensing compliments.

Many A.T.M.s stopped dispensing cash.

He was dispensing stain wisdom.

Aerin Lauder is also dispensing advice.

Pressurize the keg for dispensing.

Cool is indispensable - and readily, endlessly dispensed.

Galkina said Tate could do without BP, considering the deal is likely worth less than 0.5% of its budget, adding: "Sponsorship secrecy makes BP seem more indispensable than it really is – and our culture must dispense with oil corporations".