Sentence examples for deliberately dismissed from inspiring English sources

As they began to take vague form I deliberately dismissed them, in order to preserve the surprise.

She deliberately called trans people "dicks in chicks' clothing", she deliberately decided to trivialise the protests from trans people against those who deny they even exist, she deliberately dismissed the right to define yourself as you are instead of having it dictated by others as "semantics".

No-one would blame City for putting the FA Cup behind the Premier League and Champions League on a list of priorities and no club of stature would deliberately dismiss it as a trophy-winning opportunity.

We focused on different groups of adults, deliberately dismissing very young and elderly subjects.

She is convinced that her family could only have come under fire deliberately, and angrily dismissed Mr. Sharon's expression of regret.

At a time when post-September 11 Islamophobia is still bubbling beneath the surface in Belgium, he has stood out from the crowd by making a series of comments that many politicians dismissed as deliberately provocative.

QUESTION FROM GARY NYC: It's one thing to trade on inside information, but it's another when deceit is deliberately committed, or accountability dismissed in favor of profit making.

(These guys should write jacket copy!) One dissenter, Rick Marin, dismissed the book as "deliberately tedious".

The management, however, dismissed claims O'Driscoll was deliberately targeted for a lack of respect to Maori culture because the Lions had challenged the home side's haka by standing in a bizarre semi-circular formation.

Nottinghamshire's chief executive has dismissed claims the club deliberately prepared a lifeless Trent Bridge pitch for England's first Test with India.

Downing Street dismissed suggestions that it had deliberately engineered British involvement in the airstrikes rather than leaving them to the US, which is involved in regular strikes over Syria.