Sentence examples for can brush aside from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama can brush aside these criticisms.

It is stupid to pretend that politics can brush aside such gross evidence of cynicism.

Gibson can brush aside the work of scholars and historians because he has a powerful weapon at hand — the cinema — with which he can create something greater than argument; he can create faith.

Gibson can brush aside the work of scholars and historians because he has a powerful weapon at hand the cinema with which he can create something greater than argument; he can create faith.

And this disjunction is an inevitability given the way that power lifts its wielders away from their roots, away from others, away from realities; when all they hear comes from the lips of the fearful and sycophantic; when they can easily express their irritation at obstacles, and can brush aside those who disagree and gainsay.

Greg Gianforte in their 2016 race, dubbing him "Jersey Gianforte". Rosendale, though, has pointed to Gianforte's win in a closely watched 2017 special House race as evidence he can brush aside the attacks.

"This is not something that can brushed aside or ignored.

It can never brush aside user concerns with "we have to do what's best for the business".

And admirers of Céline the writer can no longer brush aside Céline the man.

We need to turn coal into oil into gasoline, to use nuclear power wherever we can, and to brush aside the concerns of the beautiful people who live on coastal pastures (like me).

"We can no longer brush aside the arguments against doing more when we know that the costs of inaction are staggering".