Sentence examples for day dismissed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Day dismissed the attacks as "desperate responses of a desperate man afraid of losing power".

Geologists of the day dismissed the idea as the delirious ravings of a mad meteorologist.

The authorities of the day dismissed the finding as a hoax, apparently without taking notice of the holes.

A Federal Judge here yester day dismissed the complaint by Pepsico, Inc., against W. R. grace & Co. and Philip Morris, Inc., over the sale of Grace's 53 per cent interest in Miller Brewing Company to the ciga rette manufacturer.

In 606 pages, Douglas produced an eye-opening account of the melding of black and white culture in New York City, showing how the leading writers, musicians and journalists of the day dismissed the sentimentality of the past and embraced truth-telling in a way that led directly to the “mongrel” popular culture we know today.

Geologists of the day dismissed Wegener not entirely without reason, as no one yet understood plate tectonics, which explains how something so massive as a continent could drift but in the 1960s scientists determined that yes, indeed, the continents move around.

I tossed the letter back on the dresser and put in the rest of the day dismissing it from mind.

The commission on Friday dismissed Mr. Putin's criticism.

Mr. McConnell, speaking on "Fox News Sunday," dismissed the comparison.

The Iranian Foreign Ministry on Sunday dismissed the Times report.

The Kremlin on Friday dismissed the administration's accusation.