Sentence examples for a dismissive view from inspiring English sources

A dismissive view of waste, excessive water consumption and environmental degradation were, for example, the byproducts of construction projects.

Happiness may be thought important even on theories normally believed to take a dismissive view of it.

Many critics named "Kingmaker" as a highlight, even those who took a generally dismissive view of the rest of the album.

At the time, he had a contempt for business -- and still takes a somewhat dismissive view of it.

Based on interviews with a dozen soldiers and the mental health providers on the base, the report describes problems with understaffing, a reliance on questionnaires to identify soldiers in need of treatment and a sometimes dismissive view at the company level of post-traumatic stress disorder.

Other reviewers generally took a more dismissive view of the album, and many of them gave the album a rating of around 5/10 or lower.

The authors conclude: The overall results reveal a highly dismissive view of climate change and critical stance toward climate science among these influential conservative pundits.

Meanwhile, it was reassuring to hear the Prime Minister, whose party's final election broadcast Ross consented to front, taking a loftily dismissive view of the celebrity endorsement on 5 Live yesterday morning with Nicky Campbell.

Yet, over all (the exception being Mark Kirk in Illinois), the Republicans are huddled around an amazingly dismissive view of climate change.

"For a long time, there was a kind of dismissive view of him because he was too popular... and because his vocabulary was so simple.

Before the 1980s, the CPC had a highly negative and dismissive view of social democracy, a view dating back to the Second International and the Leninist and Stalinist view on the social democratic movement.