Sentence examples for dispensing with the notion from inspiring English sources

Intuitive eating involves returning to basic drives, dispensing with the notion of "good" or "bad" foods and rules about when to eat.

But it achieves this not only by using stability as a proxy for function, but also by dispensing with the notion of a stability threshold a minimal stability, below which structures are deemed non-functional [8].

It shows us that the boundaries of design are dissolving, and that it is time for us to dispense with the notion of "British design" altogether.

This has resulted in severe restrictions on the civil liberties of significant numbers of protesters as they are churned through a system that seems to have dispensed with the notion of innocent until proven guilty.

But nothing changes, which is why it's good that Judge Zagel dispensed with the notion that we, the public, constitute some inherently virtuous group humiliated by the skulduggery of elected officials.

Long before Netflix's "House of Cards" and "Orange Is the New Black" dispensed with the notion that television needed to be rationed and served in single helpings once a week, video games allowed their gluttonous players to feast at an array of all-you-can-eat buffets.

We dispense with the notion of a bank as a coalition of depositors.

One way to free up more spectrum is to dispense with the notion that licenses must grant exclusive rights at every minute of the day.

He does not, for example, have a theory of tropes (tropes are properties that can exist independently of substances) which he might use to dispense with the notion of substance.

This is important, because it means that we can probably dispense with the notion that a specific imprinting machinery operates in the germline.

The Times reported Friday that Trump perhaps intends to dispense with the antiquated notion that the President should spend nearly all his time living at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.