Sentence examples for well dispense from inspiring English sources

The council of elderly females finally agreed that though the name might be useful to others it was so redundant from the yak point of view that they never spoke it themselves, and might as well dispense with it.

Surely not impartial benevolence towards everyone, for then we might as well dispense with the social contract and rely on an impartial spectator point of view.

Ellen DeGeneres started the night crisply and well, dispensing with sour memories of Seth MacFarlane.

In fact, Obama could just as well dispensed with it altogether, as it heralded no call to action, coming as it did after his administration's hasty agreement to a Russian plan to pull the plug on threatened US missile and air strikes in favor of a lengthy and complex project to identify and secure Syrian chemical weapons.

This annual event gets brighter, sparklier, cheesier and more slick with every year that passes until eventually they might well just dispense with the story and just show us the designs and the lovely cossies.

Mix it well and dispense into bottles or tubes.

Society would do well to dispense with the automatic assumptions that marriage is by definition "good" and divorce is by definition "bad".

With nowhere to hide, you might as well perform, dispensing with old-fashioned notions of discretion and personal dignity.

Two elderly sages turn up, as well; serenely dispensing dour philosophy while enjoying the devotion of young acolytes, they seem to reap the harvest of sufficiently ordered lives.

In Somalia, the public soured on our humanitarian mission as soon as it became clear that we would be taking casualties as well as dispensing relief supplies.

Taking the fight to the terrorists could mean overcoming the abhorrence in the Pentagon of putting troops on the ground; it may well mean dispensing with the illusion that long-range, high-tech weapons are the answer to all of the Pentagon's problems.