Sentence examples for dismiss themselves from inspiring English sources

Its kind of a dismissive term, and so many Asians are liable to dismiss themselves.

And 19percentt admitted that they work constantly during vacations and "often have to dismiss themselves from family engagements".

So, it follows that because of societal standards, no matter what we look like, women are always first to dismiss themselves from the dating game by chastising their perceived physical shortcomings.

Alternatively, caregivers may consciously dismiss themselves as patients: [Carers may feel] "we are not really legitimate players in this [but are] here to support our relative" (HP5, RN).

But the most striking performance of the first day of the first-class season came at Fenners from Stuart Meaker, who took six for six from six overs as Surrey skittled Cambridge MCCU for 54, after being dismissed themselves for 218.

The models themselves dismiss the notion that they are little more than eye candy.

Critics of the station, many of them Catholics themselves, dismiss it as only representative of the bigoted fringe.

In other words, as much as Joannides criticizes his opponents on the right, he also tweaks the orthodoxies of his friends on the left, hoping to spur them to contemplate how they themselves dismiss pleasure.

What makes NAN effective, what makes Rev. Sharpton effective, is that the black bourgeoisie managerial types, who are typically the ones that are quick to dismiss or segregate themselves from us regular folk, don't make up the base of followership of NAN or Rev. Sharpton.

By the time play was possible only 38 overs were left, but it took the Durham attack only 35 of those to dismiss Yorkshire and give themselves a lead ahead of their second innings.

They gave themselves license to dismiss all inconvenient facts simply by impugning the motives of those who point them out.