As an adult, I dismiss wonder because I am not certain I am even allowed to stand at the edge with my mouth open, eyes wide, swallowed up by what I am witnessing.
"I dismiss them because if aliens had made the great effort to traverse interstellar distances to come here, they wouldn't just meet a few well-known cranks, make a few circles in corn fields and go away again".
And I know it because songs I dismissed as merely pleasant had an odd way of insinuating themselves into my day.
And at that point I had had the idea for the Holy Grail musical, but I dismissed it because of the Python business thing".
But, as soon as the thought entered my head, I dismissed it, because I didn't care about any of that — I'd gone out of myself, fixated on that light.
(Of the article, Walker noted, "It's beautiful, because, to dismiss what I do, it basically does what I do: creates a stereotype where once there was a person.
She reminded the group that she had wanted to present this case in the previous meeting and stated: "Well, and I still have this situation, with new developments because I am dismissed".
Is Dismissed | A judge said Bank of America's claims against the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation over $1.7 billion in investor losses "have no value and must therefore be dismissed because no case or controversy exists," Bloomberg News reports.
I write to correct this misrepresentation because it dismisses the richness with which anthropologists regularly and deeply engage with a range of biological sciences and biologies themselves.
Partly, I was reacting against publicity for the show which characterized Homer as "America's greatest and most national painter," and not only because it dismissed Jackson Pollock.
Because I'd been dismissed before, which is not the same thing.
