Sentence examples for constant dismissal from inspiring English sources

In others words (if I understand this right), it was a way of referring to its own campaign as characterised by its opponents – "a joke phrase", as Shorthouse told the Herald, "that was all about poking fun at the Nats and their constant dismissal of every legitimate point raised by anyone and everyone as scaremongering".

And the constant dismissal due to formulaic writing is both undeserved and unprofessional.

And while both sides can assess blame on boasting superiority against the other -- Black America's constant dismissal of the continent in our identity makes us the bigger culprit.

Wherever workers are vulnerable, they will be mistreated — and who could be more vulnerable than a desperately poor immigrant toiling in a country whose language she does not understand, living in constant fear of dismissal or deportation, or of retaliation against her relatives back home?

It's the constant questioning and dismissal of your identity.

Yet Springsteen remains curiously beloved by the right despite his constant and unambiguous dismissals of conservative ideology.

Jameel is a short, likable man whose face has settled into a constant expression of brusque dismissal.

Spitzer dismisses her dismissal.

As a student of politics and as a political journalist, the Dismissal was a constant reference point – an Australian moment that has attracted, perhaps, more scholarship, journalism and cultural reflection than just about any other.

And there was the constant distraction that was Isaiah Crowell, which culminated in his summer dismissal after an arrest on felony gun charges.

Ross — the author of "The Rest Is Noise: Listening to the Twentieth Century," which won a 2007 National Book Critics Circle Award — travels across continents with the Icelandic dance-pop star Bjork, and in the resulting profile, he recounts the singer's dismissal of her classical training as "all this retro, constant Beethoven and Bach bollocks".