Sentence examples for disposable even from inspiring English sources

"In L.A. the period pieces used to be considered disposable, even the kooky and breathtaking Laszlo ones," said Paul Donzella, the owner of the Donzella 20th Century Gallery in Manhattan.

"These people didn't -- they didn't throw out anything". In today's era of the instantaneous and disposable, even the paper on which the letters were written can seem alien -- so durable, at least through the 1850's vintage, that neither coal dust from furnace-room storage nor glue from an ancestor's zealous scrapbook-making apparently harmed it.

The set-up cost was around £500 for 38 reusable nappies and parts, but Rankin is convinced that overall they were far cheaper than disposables, even though she used more expensive WaterWipes (£25 per calendar quarter).

And do the members of today's younger "disposable" generation even want the stuff?

Its households' debt amounts to 150% of disposable income, even higher than in America.

Only in London has the ratio of prices to disposable incomes even passed its long-run average.

These are the countries and regions where economic woes have reduced disposable incomes, even for many of the well-to-do.

(It will still look better, just as a photo taken by a Nikon looks better than one taken by a disposable camera, even on newsprint).

But they're my big cost saver as I never have to buy disposable ones – even if I have more children.

An early adopter of midcentury mania, Mr. Adler has made a niche for himself by cobbling together enduring elements of high Modernist design with more disposable (and even, some might say, regrettable) relics of the era.

It is ironic that lower commodity prices mean global consumers have more disposable income even as asset prices decline.