Sentence examples for dispensing reason from inspiring English sources

Still, although the world sometimes spits back chaos, Dr. Parandelis keeps dispensing reason.

Breton was one of the founders of Surrealism, the revolutionary art movement that sought to dispense with reason and traditional aesthetics and tap directly into the human subconscious.

Seventy-seven percent of dispensers (43/56) reported these reasons for dispensing antibiotics for non-pneumonia coughs and 71%% (40/56) for non-bloody diarrhea.

"The prime minister certainly didn't give me a reason for dispensing with my services," he goes on.

They most often reported that the only reason for dispensing with their weapons was an order from their commanders (94%).

Another frequently mentioned reason for dispensing antibiotics for non-pneumonia coughs was following the prescriptions they get from health facilities.

Don't be tempted to view popularized medical/legal/financial, etc., information as a reason to start dispensing it yourself.

Spare me the pity for the $120 million man, though, and consider the sad irony regarding the dearly departed Martinez, who dispensed nuggets of reasoned analysis for six glorious years in the Yankees clubhouse and whose dressing stall is now represented by the tortured wit and wisdom of David Wells.

Indeed, more than half the states, as it's been pointed out, already have similar mandates, and Catholic universities and hospitals have been dispensing "birth control" for a variety of reasons for many years.

Therefore, clinical reasons for the decrease in dispensing cannot be fully investigated, nor primary non-compliance in patients be established.

As the guidelines did not change during the period of the study, the reason for the five times increase in dispensing in pregnancy is unclear.