Sentence examples for to be swept aside from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, Varys is probably right that Shae's presence is a danger to Tyrion's well-being, but good for her for refusing to be swept aside.

Federer has too much class to be swept aside as he was in Paris.

But I think all her fears are going to be swept aside".

By the late nineties, as computer keyboards replaced drawing boards, design manuals and their finicky dictates began to be swept aside.

If Houdini has any illusions, he should remember that the entanglements of the Paula Jones case have yet to be swept aside.

But the nuanced orchestral writing in this work is too good to be swept aside, as it was in all but a handful of passages here.

There were reports that the Iraq parliament may meet in emergency session as early as Thursday evening to vote on the Abadi government, and if this occurred and agreement was reached, one of the preconditions for wider military help to Baghdad would be swept aside.

And though it may be controversial to admit, and difficult to see happen, bureaucracy must be swept aside.

The venal establishment must be swept aside, to make way for young idealists like him.These beliefs have a long pedigree in America.

In a parliamentary debate on the subject prompted by an emergency question on Monday, Robert Halfon, MP for Harlow, suggested that any assurances offered by the government that churches would not be forced to conduct same-sex marriages could be swept aside by the EU – perhaps the only subject on which many Tories will get even more exercised.

But norms can be swept aside.