Sentence examples for with the dispensing from inspiring English sources

Most readers will be familiar with the tectonic ideological stresses that have caused such visible upheaval in the field today: the repudiation of many Freudian tenets, the rise and undeniable success of new medications to treat the most intractable forms of mental illness and the more impersonal, hurried approach that often comes with the dispensing of drugs.

Since last wills deal with the dispensing of things, they fell under the jurisdiction of Common Law.

Erudite, logical, authoritative and never condescending - not one ounce of superiority came with the dispensing of his opinion.

Dating back to pederasty in Ancient Greece, there has existed a sincere social bond between older gay men and male youth – perhaps in the form of today's "bears" and "twinks" – where intimacy was mingled with the dispensing of emotional intellect.

Guilt is a negative emotion and again places the balance of power with the dispensing practitioner.

This possibly reinforces the balance of power with the dispensing practitioner and would not encourage open and shared dialogue.

It was Galileo's contemporary, Kepler, who made the crucial breakthrough, replacing the circles with ellipses and dispensing with the Ptolemaic curlicues.

With his statements, the president dispensed with the pedantic and made the tragedy personal.

The first involves dispensing with the separate Internet connection.

It felt good to be out there doing the weeding, dispensing with words altogether.

Herb Asher, counselor to the president, dispensed with the usual pleasantries.