Sentence examples for either to dispense from inspiring English sources

The trend is consequently for spoken drama either to dispense with music, to restrict it to one or two musicians with a singer, or to make increasingly fruitful use of electronic sounds on prerecorded tape.

In this way, Stroud has convinced many that the proponent of transcendental arguments faces an unattractive dilemma: either to dispense with verificationism or idealism, but fall short of the anti-skeptical conclusion concerning how things are; or to accept verificationism or idealism, but then make the transcendental argument itself superfluous.

The unique design of the dialysis apparatus allows one to dispense and aspirate from either or both the sample and dialysate sides from the top of the apparatus, which is not possible with systems currently on the market.

Democrats have also been pushing to make sure the payments continue ― either by having the Trump administration continue to dispense them or by having Congress appropriate the money directly.

School lunch menus have improved, and many vending machines that used to dispense chips and soda are either banned, or their contents replaced with yogurt and fruit.

Either way, as Sakhalin proves, the Kremlin evidently feels it can afford to dispense with the niceties.

At a session with Congressional leaders, the President said, according to the Times, that > he wanted to "dispense with the straw man argument that this is about either doubling down or leaving Afghanistan," as White House officials described his remarks.

They also decided to dispense with baseboards.

It's time to dispense with formalities.

It was time to dispense chairmanships.

He knew how much to dispense, and when to stop dispensing it.