Sentence examples for a dismissive comment from inspiring English sources

A dismissive comment about sleeping problems catches her attention, and she gently steers the discussion towards this.

And cornered by Cleopatra's inevitable end — when Ms. Mola tells her queen to "go to hell" after a dismissive comment, Mr. Ferver meditatively replies: "Too late.

That provoked a dismissive comment from Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, who said, "There are all kinds of nuts who could get 90percentt on the bar exam".

"Habibie is Suharto's toy," said Yulbahri Chaniag, a 35-year-old alumnus of Pancasila University, in a typically dismissive comment.

It also recalled President Obama's, in particular a seemingly dismissive comment last year about art history degrees.

A New York Times columnist's dismissive comment about Detroit's "urban wastelands" prompted a look at the area he was referring to, and he couldn't have been more wrong.

I don't mean match rudeness for rudeness when someone questions your abilities as a parent, but rather take every dismissive comment as an opportunity to educate that dads can be just as competent and confident as moms when it comes to parenting.

It was possible to read, in this dismissive comment, a note of confidence that the generals hold the upper hand in their dealings with the outside world.

"The thing that frustrates me most is that a report like mine comes out and what you get are a few dismissive comments attributed to the spokesperson or whoever, but no engagement with the issues," he said.

He also complained about an Engadget editor who left the dismissive comment "slow news day" on a TechCrunch article, calling it just one of many slights against TechCrunch by Engadget employees over the last year.

That might be a better approach than the dismissive comment that "stuff happens".