Sentence examples for simply dispensing from inspiring English sources

Connectionist representational schemes provide an end run around the puzzle by simply dispensing with atoms.

I can't begin to count the number of automatic soap dispensers placed to the side of a sink that simply dispense their product all over the counter top, creating a huge goopy mess.

But Meacham doesn't simply dispense soothing history lessons.

"He can't simply dispense with facts he doesn't find convenient".

Miles Davis's 1958 Porgy and Bess LP simply dispenses with Ira Gershwin and DuBose Heyward's lyrics and narrative, and any potential for Uncle Tom mugging.

The latter, the only drawings made public before last year, simply dispensed with the walls Neutra didn't want the world to know about.

And the perils in this story are ratcheted ever higher as it becomes clear that the Pembertons will simply dispense with anyone who inconveniences them.

Social media has helped to democratise the political discourse, forcing journalists – who would otherwise simply dispense their alleged wisdom from on high – to face scrutiny.

Just as late 18th-century chemical theory did not try to reduce the fictional concept of phlogiston to molecular states but simply dispensed with any reference to it, so the entire mentalistic vocabulary of folk psychology can be eliminated in a sophisticated scientific theory of the mind.

Most of the conventional props of background and context on which the average novel relies are simply dispensed with; the characters speak a carefully worked-out private lingo peculiar both to themselves and their time; symbolism abounds (notably in Richard's train encounters with a girl bearing his mother's name, whom he will later marry).

The non-moralized concept simply dispenses with the adverb 'wrongfully'wrongfully