Sentence examples similar to dismiss abruptly from inspiring English sources

Dissent had a grip on the whole culture of large sections of the middle classes, dismissed abruptly by Matthew Arnold as classes of "mutilated and incomplete men".

She wasn't expecting to receive statutory maternity pay from her part-time bookkeeping role, but she had not expected to be dismissed abruptly and to be short-changed on her final payslip.

Vogue dismissed her abruptly in 1966 – when the accounts office handed her a paycheck envelope, they told her they were sorry it would be her last – after she commissioned William Klein to photograph the black American model Donyale Luna for a cover.

Much like Tony Blair, Macmillan faced internal divisions within his government and was forced to abruptly dismiss six cabinet members in an event which became known as his very own "night of the long knives".

It is appalling that Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice would abruptly dismiss the letter from President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran to President Bush after 27 years of no relations (news article, May 9).

With his new company — a social media start-up called theAudience — Mr. Luckett promises nothing short of rewiring celebrity economics, and he abruptly dismisses skeptics.

But he later abruptly dismissed his lawyers.

She abruptly dismissed several graduate students from her lab.

In April, Mr. Wahid abruptly dismissed two respected ministers, Laksamana Sukardi and Jusuf Kalla.

That explains the "philosophical differences" cited last week when Mr. Marimow was abruptly dismissed.

Mistry's tenure as chairman lasted until October 2016, when he was abruptly dismissed.