Sentence examples for absolutely dismiss from inspiring English sources

For decades many incredibly intelligent, well-meaning, scientifically-minded people were absolutely convinced that various experiments and experiences with antiscorbutics proved theories of scurvy causation which we now absolutely dismiss.

All week Jerry Manuel hemmed and hawed about which pitcher would start Saturday, but the one candidate he had absolutely, positively dismissed was his ace, Johan Santana.

Justice Jennifer Schecter in the Manhattan Supreme Court said there was "absolutely no authority" to dismiss or stay a civil lawsuit by Summer Zervos related "purely to unofficial conduct" because Trump was U.S. president.

So Julian Gough is absolutely correct in dismissing the idea that the short story and the novel are "mutually exclusive" and in conflict.

White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders on Monday further defended the ad as "absolutely appropriate" and dismissed suggestions that it would make negotiations more difficult by blaming Democrats.

The former Rams midfielder Robbie Savage labelled the move to dismiss Clough an "absolutely ridiculous decision".

Asked if he meant to dismiss the system, Mr. Bradley said, "Absolutely not" adding, "I respect the people of Iowa".

Some find it easy to dismiss Jackson's introspective indulgences, but absolutely no coach manipulates today's feud for tomorrow's inspiration as well as he does.

You never want to dismiss these kinds of allegations before being absolutely certain that they are false, which can mean both interviews and medical exams of the children.

Cameron dismissed as "absolutely ridiculous" claims that he and his wife Samantha might be worth £30m.

Nearly six decades after the work came into the world, "4'33″ " is still dismissed as "absolutely ridiculous," "stupid," "a gimmick," and the "emperor's new clothes" — to quote some sample putdowns that Gann extracted from an online comment board.