Sentence examples for it is dispensed with from inspiring English sources
But it is dispensed with such style, coupled to such a mixture of absurd silliness and sly knowingness about human nature, that you can't help falling for its charms.
There are altogether so many ways to abuse plot that we tend to forget what plot is at bottom and what is lost when it is dispensed with entirely.
There are altogether so many ways to abuse plot that we tend to forget what plot is at bottom — and what is lost when it is dispensed with entirely.
So how did "creative arts" become the going euphemism for "category so unimportant that it was dispensed with in an earlier ceremony, honoring winners who will now be insta-recycled as presenters for a more important award, if they even bother to show up".
It's rarely taught well in art school: All too often, it's dispensed with more zeal than skill, in intimidatingly large doses to students with little background in the study of philosophy, sociology, or even art history.
Manning's arm was recovering, but in March 2012, the team announced it was dispensing with his services.
I realise only having three 90-minute episodes a series annoys a lot of people, but one of the joys of having a limited time to tell a story is that the normal structure of a detective show (clues dotted throughout the programme, a seemingly insignificant detail at the beginning turning out to be the perfect analogy for how it was done) is dispensed with.
The fact that it is not sufficient, however, should not lead to the conclusion that it can be dispensed with.
Because this feedforward mechanism is no longer demanded by our lifestyle, it could be dispensed with.
Mansuri: "Even the House of Lords select committee did not think that it should be dispensed with or that social workers were being overly 'politically correct'".
From time to time, people try to prove that (TR4) itself follows from the other axioms, or alternatively, that it can be dispensed with altogether without any noticable ill effects.
