Sentence examples for cannot be dismissed by from inspiring English sources

But in recent years an additional distaste has grown around the world, one that cannot be dismissed by saying others don't like America just because it's powerful.

I think the pro-life cause continues to inspire activists and cannot be dismissed by secular, socially liberal Americans precisely because it appeals to common liberal values that we all share.

case cannot be dismissed by considering it 'an imported case.' " In other words, we had better react as if mad cow disease was endemic in North America as a whole.

Finally, the report recommends that the Pakistan government remains committed to an anti-corruption agenda, led by the National Accountability Bureau whose principal officers, it recommends, cannot be dismissed by the president, government, parliament or the armed forces of Pakistan.

"If you can replicate the success of KIPP at a bunch of places, and eventually on a scale that cannot be dismissed by lots of excuse-making, do you end up forcing change on the larger system?" asked Scott Hamilton, director of the new KIPP Foundation, which will train teachers to open charter schools in KIPP's image.

This worry cannot be dismissed by pointing to the obvious fact that Meyer employs the reich of "riches" rather than the homophonic Reich of "empire," because Heidegger's own understanding of poetry stresses the central importance of poetry's ineliminable polysemy.

On the other hand, it cannot be dismissed, either, by anyone who has ever helplessly felt his own power of judgment being sapped by a strong emotion — as who of us hasn't?

It consists of three members—a chief election commissioner and two other commissioners who are appointed by the Indian president for six-year terms and who cannot be dismissed from office except by parliamentary impeachment.

In this framework, the possibility that the breakthrough stage for the onset of biological evolution was a high-complexity state, i.e., that the core of the coupled system of translation-replication emerged by chance, cannot be dismissed, however unlikely (i.e., extremely rare in the multiverse).

The program cannot be dismissed completely for a few words spoken by Armstrong, hard as they are to expunge from memory.

Although conventional evolutionists have tended to ignore the importance of mobile genetic elements in evolution -- calling them "junk DNA" (Orgel 1980) -- and treat the well-documented cases of mobile genetic element exaptation as minor and accidental exceptions, the weight of evidence revealed by this article cannot be dismissed so easily.