Sentence examples for So dismissing from inspiring English sources

So dismissing the case would seem to call for some fuller explanation beyond an implied "never mind".

"These paradox associations occur in settings where there are multiple other factors at play, so dismissing interesting observations as a single type of paradox doesn't make a lot of sense," Ioannidis said.

It recognised even my most scrawled handwriting, as well the hurried scribbles of – apart from a left-handed writer, as his hand kept touching the main section of the screen and so dismissing the handwriting recognition panel.

In making that argument, he said a defendant who faced evidence derived from the law would have proper legal standing and would be notified, so dismissing the lawsuit by Amnesty International would not close the door to judicial review of the 2008 law.

J.J.C. Smart (1963) famously bifurcated the free will debate, denying the notion of moral responsibility built on the concept of desert (one seemingly incompatible with determinism), and in doing so dismissing the traditional free will problem.

So dismiss the blogosphere at your own peril, Mr Kaiser.

The question remains: why was Meurent so dismissed by the painter's biographers?

A game that has inspired writers like no others (H. L. Mencken, James Thurber, Mark Twain, John Updike, even P.G. Wodehouse) cannot be so dismissed.

Interestingly, what prompts the murders is his love for her, the fact she has been so hurt and so dismissed.

Yet the judge ruled that he didn't have jurisdiction in the case, and so dismissed it.

Grace emerges from Tomlinson's book as almost too contemporary a character for his contemporaries; taking the game too seriously, so dismissed by many as a 'cheat'cheat