Sentence examples for does it dispense from inspiring English sources

"Our test is does it dispense dollars," she responded.

But "The Grandmaster," which opens on Friday, isn't Mr. Wong's first martial arts film (that would be 1994's "Ashes of Time"), nor does it dispense with his obsession with romantic longing.

Not only does it dispense with long-held notions that individuals are innocent until proven guilty, and that curtailment of civil liberties must be preceded by a reasonable suspicion of wrongdoing, it also undermines progressive thought, innovation and political diversity.

So too does it dispense with attending to the expression of the suffering and the scars that handicap leaves.

B. Solomons: Batter scheme, tear idea apart (scatter beam; anag).. J. R. Tozer: Late riser seen to do it – dispense with all but a drop of coffee (light rays're; eradi(c)ate).

"NIH takes no position on the status of a particular taxpayer, nor does it have the authority to dispense tax advice," the NIH Web site explains.

But the 25 March NIH Web site statement ends by saying, "We must note that NIH takes no position on the status of a particular taxpayer, nor does it have the authority to dispense tax advice.

It doesn't dispense daily deals, nor does it accept mobile payments and it certainly does not Tweet.

His memoir, "You're Not Doing It Right," dispenses with show business altogether and creates a darkly funny, surprisingly eccentric midlife crisis story with a voice that will be grating to some readers.

We spoke to people at one level or another of every law enforcement agency in the country and, over and over again, they came up with a version of the same wry line: "The criminal justice system doesn't catch criminals, it doesn't dispense justice, and it's certainly not a system".

It does not dispense with reference, but it makes that reference a function of the (place of the theoretical terms in the) overall structure of the theory, as manifested in the Ramsey sentence.