Sentence examples for we consigned from inspiring English sources

Breasts, for a start, we consigned to the bin.

Are we consigned to believe, with noted atheist Sam Harris, that religion itself is necessarily "a living spring of violence," "a continuous source of bloodshed"?

What about the 120,000 Japanese American citizens and residents we consigned to concentration camps without a crumb of evidence of sabotage and espionage followed by knowing lies to the United States Supreme Court necessary to sustain the constitutionality of our odious racism?

(" 'No,' is the wildest word we consign to Language," she teased him).

"If we don't deal with climate change now, we consign our grandkids to an unlivable planet," said Unity's president, Stephen Mulkey.

We continue to declare our symptoms pedestrian, we consign cardiovascular disease to men, we fixate on breast cancer and we ignore matters of the heart.

Still, before we consign Winston's career to the scrapheap we may what to consider that the QB back in 1991 was Brett Favre.

By withholding adult status with respect to responsible drinking, we consign our 18- to 20-year-olds to a superannuated childhood, without the benefit of parental supervision.

We consign rosés to summer afternoons, but Frank's, a 2004 Tavel from L'Anglore, was dry and full of mineral flavors, a great wine to guzzle.

But before we consign the phone book to history& 8212primarily useful for footstools, booster seats, and Internet pranks& 8212it's useful to remember the ways that these directories prefigured their more modern replacements.

And we're all the poorer if we consign people who still have much to contribute to the sofa through an unfounded belief that this will automatically benefit younger generations.