Sentence examples for a quick dismissal from inspiring English sources

But his indelicate approach led to a quick dismissal in New York.

The court found that the policeman's use of force so exceeded the threat posed by Mr. Bryan that it denied his request for immunity for his actions and for a quick dismissal of the case against him.

Lawyers who have sued the government say the fact that this case has become the first in which a judge has allowed the extensive introduction of evidence instead of handing down a quick dismissal may also attest to an important shift under way on the issue of reparations.

Trump, who was sharing the stage with the Prime Minister of Norway, began with a quick dismissal of the idea that there had been any collusion between his campaign and Russia "or between Trump and the Russians"—he frequently refers to himself in the third person, and perhaps, to him, it sounds natural.

If you told a random member of the tech media a year ago that one of the biggest names interviewed by Kara Swisher at her own conference in 2014 would be Kim Kardashian West, you'd probably receive a dumb look and a quick dismissal.

This legal tactic may help Snyder avoid a quick dismissal of his suit, but it's sure to alienate Redskins fans who reside in the District.

This means that any quick dismissal of moral theory as obviously not the sort of thing that could really be justified are almost surely too quick.

But their quick dismissal instigated a collapse that resulted in England losing 6 for 22.

Multiple box jellyfish stings landed her in an ambulance a short while later, and she admitted regretting her quick dismissal of the advice.

The same can be said for the quick dismissal of calls for a new Marshall plan, in spite of that successful response to Europe's postwar reconstruction.

Expect a quick stipulated dismissal.