Sentence examples for often dispensed from inspiring English sources

Pollock often dispensed with details; for example, in these drawings the faces for the most part have been left blank.

The shots — which may include a steroid and an anesthetic — are often dispensed at for-profit pain clinics owned by the physicians holding the needle.

In the Xingu region, tribesmen often dispensed with clothes, but, for this visit to the city, Vajuvi wore a cotton V-neck shirt and sun-bleached jeans that hung loosely around his hips.

Now, a new study suggests that when it comes to one of the conditions for which antibiotics are often dispensed -- children's earaches -- the treatment may be of little value.

As for the finale, she said, desserts are often dispensed from sorbet bars featuring fresh natural juices, or from stands offering organic ice cream infused with basil, lavender or green tea.

Costumes are often dispensed with, central characters sometimes struggle to pay the rent, and powers are downgraded to a level where they're suitable only for protecting the streets of Manhattan – rather than taking on alien invaders and all-powerful AI supervillains.

Given the generally widespread knowledge about correct practices for these illnesses, we sought to learn from dispensers why they often dispense antibiotics for non-pneumonia coughs and simple diarrhea.

So he often dispenses with the dirty deed up front.

As the judges and lawyers process prosaic infractions, they often dispense justice in the form of pragmatic calculations.

Shiva refers to her scientific credentials in almost every appearance, yet she often dispenses with the conventions of scientific inquiry.

Chávez often dispenses advice to supporters during his marathon televised speeches, calling on them to eat healthy foods, exercise and avoid drugs and alcohol.