Sentence examples for junk it from inspiring English sources

At the end of the interrogation in Part I, when Socrates has failed to rescue his theory, and we might think that Plato should simply junk it, Parmenides comes to its defense, saying that if someone with an eye on all the difficulties denies that there are stable forms, he will have nowhere to turn his thought and will destroy the power of dialectic entirely (Parmenides 135b c).

In its inventive celebration of junk it reveals the consciousness of a child.

From junk it came, and to junk it would return.

Mr Bush wants to improve today's system, not junk it.

Many times, though, he is just asked to junk it.

And he was right; we'd junk it up with something.

If it's junk and it's free, it doesn't really matter.

In office she heedlessly went ahead and junked it.

Purists hated it, Fox fiddled with it, then junked it.

Sadly the BBC junked it from the archives.

Junking it is the definitive false economy: spoiling the ship for a ha' pence of tar.