Sentence examples similar to dismiss as false from inspiring English sources

Seventeen of the incidents were dismissed as false alarms.

But Littlejohn's information was dismissed as false.

He described the visit as customary in episodes that might attract media attention, an assertion dismissed as false by many inside and outside the State Police.

He also dismisses as false the claims by Matt Doheny, his Republican opponent, that he voted with Ms. Pelosi 93 percent of the time.

A spokesman for the former managers dismissed as false any suggestions the purchase of MicroLink was designed to wipe out its debt to the British firm.

This claim was later dismissed as false by Hamilton County prosecutor Joseph Deters who, after reviewing Tensing's body camera footage, charged Tensing with murder.

In capitalist societies the free market is portrayed as operating efficiently, fairly, and for the benefit of all, while alternative economic arrangements such as socialism are derided or dismissed as false or fanciful.

Douglas Braunstein, the bank's chief financial officer, told analysts in April that the position "is consistent" with a proposed version of the Volcker Rule, a conclusion that the subcommittee dismissed as false.

That's the ultimate result of the hyperpoliticized approach Mr. Hannity and so many others use in today's more stridently ideological media: A fact is dismissed as false when it doesn't fit the preferred political narrative.

She and others from her foundation were taken into custody in 2014 and imprisoned on child abuse and trafficking charges that human rights workers and U.S. officials widely dismissed as false.

He also dismissed as "false promises" the proposals for single-payer health care and guaranteed federal jobs that have become popular on the left, saying that they were fiscally unworkable.