Sentence examples for casually dismissing from inspiring English sources

"Now, really," she wrote, casually dismissing as absurd a distinction relied on by the majority.

Bush was most accommodating all week, sitting patiently for long group interviews, casually dismissing a report that he left a nightclub at 3 30 a.m.

But identity politics are little more than a parlour game to Bolt: "I'm changing the definition," he says, casually dismissing Morris' points of law.

Shorten said it was worrying to hear Hockey "casually dismissing the new tax on going to the doctor and saying that it wasn't very much money at all and what was the fuss about".

I could rant about a country's leader casually dismissing any suggestion that a cruel constitutional clause that equates a mother's life to that of a foetus or embryo should at least be discussed.

After eHarmony and jDate offered me a digital cornucopia of young girls for only around $30 a month, I suddenly became more picky than an Arabian sultan, casually dismissing women for minor imperfections.

This remark should not be casually dismissed.

It doesn't help to ignore or casually dismiss them.

Because no real hero would so casually dismiss family.

Another show many critics casually dismissed but audiences loved.

Toni Myers casually dismisses working with Yoko Ono and John Lennon.