Sentence examples for thing dispensed from inspiring English sources

In a sense, what needs "treatment" is our own narrow ideas -- of depression as an exclusively medical ailment that must be, and will be, squashed; of therapy as a thing dispensed only by professionals and measured only by a reduction of pain; and finally, of mental trials as a flaw in character and a disqualification for leadership.

She had a knack for saying and doing the right thing, dispensing invaluable advice and performing acts of kindness for her friends.

In 1999, the Texas Optometry Board sued 1-800 Contaccusingcusitg it of among other things, dispensing lenses without a prescription; the company is vigorously defending the suit.

There the thing stands, dispensing bits of cheer by the palmful.

But it is one thing to dispense wisdom and give exceptional performances; it is another to run the Met's artistic affairs.

The Clinton campaign is doing things differently — dispensing altogether with the geographical logic for breaking down the country.

These are things that can be dispensed [with] online, and have been, with great effect".

In my solo play, "The Myopia," I seemingly dispensed with things commonly associated with the theater: props, scenery, costumes, light and sound effects.

One more thing: he's dispensing with Anthony Carter, his British alias.

Hackett also called for wide-ranging action to change PGMOL, with the first thing being to "dispense with the services of the PGMOL general manager".

If the aim is no-frills, handheld authenticity, Suspects proves that the one thing you cannot dispense with is the script.