Sentence examples for blithely dismissed from inspiring English sources

This cannot be blithely dismissed as 'a cancer' or 'as bent journalism'.

At a town hall earlier this year the president blithely dismissed decriminalisation as a way to boost the economy.

The counter-terrorist measures brought in by Labour were blithely dismissed, in a single sentence, as inevitable under any government.

Since winning the election, however, Trump has blithely dismissed concerns about the potential conflicts of interest raised by his own business dealings.

Obama certainly won't visit Mosul, Iraq, which fell under control of the Islamic State soon after the president blithely dismissed the terrorist group as the "JV" squad.

But after arguing in support of the rule of law in places like Guantánamo it's discomfiting to see it blithely dismissed.

Some novelists blithely dismiss the value of journalistic skills to the fiction writer.

Smith blithely dismisses the question by saying: "I will be doing this job after the election".

Most of these suggestions seem plausible, in particular the last one, but Ollivier himself blithely dismisses them all.

Christiane wholeheartedly endorses the last three, and blithely dismisses the first three, but one suspects the truth lies somewhere in between.

This is as inopportune a time in human history as ever there was to blithely dismiss its relevance and benefits.