Sentence examples for really discarded from inspiring English sources

It is plain from verses like these, and others of equal loveliness, that Mr Yeats has really discarded nothing – neither symbolism nor dream: and that he has lost nothing – neither ecstasy nor magic.

How many of those pesky pieces of paper or electronic files can you really discard or delete?

We've been consistent - we've been written off all year and we've really been discarded at times and under-estimated.

Performing an analysis on data using a model with a fixed network structure, when it is known or believed that the network structure will change (this possibility should really never be discarded), is inherently incorrect, and thus will introduce unnecessary bias into the results.

On top of the usual fears and doubts experienced by any prospective parent, single moms by choice have to ask themselves hard questions: Is it really time to discard my dream of having the partner first, and then the baby?

After 60 years of living I've embraced and discarded enough to know what is really me and what isn't.

"He discarded it right away," said Vega. "Really, what it is, is this is a very personal thing".

But are all of our discarded novelty tees and color-block cardigans really doing our favorite secondhand shops any favors?

Despite all the garbage, broken glass and discarded crap everywhere, I think I'm really going to miss this land.

They sent me a letter saying they'd really enjoyed it and wondered if I'd like a discarded implant as a little present, which was very touching.

None of them can really explain why this is so, those reasons were discussed and discarded long before their time.