The city, which had discarded the wood, received no revenue from the sales.
Philosophically, Hobbes was influenced by nominalist scholastic philosophy, which had discarded Thomist metaphysics and had accepted strict limitations on the powers of mind.
When a miner is trapped in a cave-in, Tatum savvily exploits and prolongs the man's plight in hopes of engineering his own prime-time comeback to the big-city dailies which have discarded him.
When a miner is trapped in a cave-in, Tatum exploits and prolongs the man's plight in hopes of engineering his own comeback to the big-city dailies which have discarded him.
And, just as certain creatures are the last surviving testimony to a form of life which nature has discarded, I wondered whether music might not be the unique example of what might have been - if the invention of language, the formation of words, the analysis of ideas had not intervened - the means of communication between souls.
When I drive here, I am often beeped at for coming to a complete stop at stop signs, not running yellow lights, yielding the right of way at intersections, and following other rules of the road which local practice has discarded.
I ended up looking up the Greek root (the word for "eye": ophthalmos), and it appears that the English word is the one that has stayed closer to it, inasmuch as it keeps that second "h" that French has discarded (which is weird, given that French is usually more than welcoming to extra/decorative/hard-to-justify letters).
She later recorded one of his songs, "I Figured You Out", which he had discarded for sounding "too much like the Eagles".
We reconsider the closed form solution of the ptychographic phase problem called the Wigner Distribution Deconvolution Method (WDDM), which has remained discarded for twenty years.
I've always felt a pull towards broken things; that which has been discarded or overlooked for its imperfections...still with so much to offer.
