Sentence examples for relegated to the dustbin from inspiring English sources

Every presidential campaign has commercials that are relegated to the dustbin before they are broadcast.

Gain-on-sale accounting has been relegated to the dustbin of finance.

"These practices have no basis in science or medicine, and they will now be relegated to the dustbin of quackery".

Again and again Marcus skewers the widespread assumption that history exists only in the past, that it is behind us, relegated to the dustbin.

For most of the 20th century his paintings were relegated to the dustbin of art history along with similarly operatic landscapes by Frederic Edwin Church.

The proper response to Citizens United is to rally against it and prepare for the day when it is relegated to the dustbin of history.

Many of the songs on "Divided & United: The Songs of the Civil War" had been long relegated to the dustbins of history before executive producer Randall Poster decided to pair the 19th century tunes with contemporary artists such as Ashley Monroe and the Carolina Chocolate Drops.

If Steven Shainberg's "Secretary" -- loosely adapted from a Mary Gaitskill story -- were just a nice little movie about spanking, it might easily be relegated to the kitsch dustbin.

There can be no real doubt that Bowers will eventually be relegated to the same dustbin of legal history as Plessy v. Ferguson, which upheld separate-but-equal racial classifications, and the Dred Scott case, which required the return of fugitive slaves.

Games like Farmville and Angry Birds engross users for a while, but then are relegated to the gaming dustbin along other hyper-addictive has-beens like Pac Man and Tetris.

As she explains in her artist's statement, "I rework objects currently relegated to the aesthetic dustbin of history.