Sentence examples for expendable nature from inspiring English sources
'Top -pocket' relationships are characterized by their temporary and expendable nature.
"They reveal the expendable nature of animals in captive facilities".
It is unjust to say that Western countries regard the lives of people in developing countries as "cheap and expendable" when everybody knows that nature's fury is blind.
But the same slow-and-steady nature that makes directory businesses expendable to phone companies can be attractive to investors who are seeking stable income streams with low risk.
At the same time the dogma saved mysticism from the pantheistic excesses to which it might otherwise have gone, for the doctrine of the two natures meant that the humanity of the Lord was not an expendable element in Christian piety, mystical or not, but its indispensable presupposition and the continuing object of its adoration, in union with his deity.
Jost may have argued that the punchline was more a comment on divisiveness within the Democratic Party, but it doesn't excuse the transphobic nature of a joke that makes the lives of transgender Americans out to be politically expendable.
Mickey Rourke, playing a semiretired expendable named Tool who runs a tattoo parlor and smokes a long-stemmed pipe, delivers some heavy soliloquies on the nature of the soul and the love of a good woman, though there don't seem to be many of those around.
They are expendable commodities.
Everything was expendable.
That makes him expendable.
