Sentence examples for dismiss whether from inspiring English sources

And then there is the question, uncomfortably difficult to dismiss, whether Cobain composed a suicide note at all, rather than a draft of a goodbye letter to fans (Nirvana was on the verge of announcing its breakup) later doctored by another hand.

Betty has long been one of the show's easiest characters to dismiss, whether detractors attributed it to the character's hollowness or the actress's limited range.

Even more disappointing is the way the school board and district have handled parents' great ideas and concerns, which have been constantly dismissed; whether it be about the Thurston Garden, nutrition and school lunches, behavior and bad language on the buses, or bullying.

And she has no time for anyone who would dismiss women, whether within calypso or in Trinidadian society.

And those people irritate the heck out of Winstone1975: "I have noticed there is a tendency among some people when commenting on popular films on this site that they feel the need to rubbish and dismiss them whether they have seen them or not purely because they are populist and designed to entertain.

Advisers dismiss questions about whether Mr. Obama can muster the masses of the 2008 campaign, though his first official rallies in early May did suggest such questions.

The outcome of Big Lot's motion to dismiss hinges on whether Jetmax's light cover falls under the protection of §101 of the Copyright Act, 17 U.S.C. § 101 (2010).

This case highlights the extent to which the police feel free to prioritise or dismiss cases and whether this is influenced by their personal feelings about the private and consensual sexual choices of others.

Fairfax School Superintendent Robert R. Spillane said last night he has initiated an investigation into whether Bullock was told he would be dismissed or whether he was told the investigation was continuing.

These include questions of whether to present a case to a grand jury, whether to file an information, whether and when to prosecute, whether to dismiss an indictment against particular defendants, which witnesses to call, and what other evidence to present.

She said the argument the immigration service intends to make before the court's three judges is not whether the asylum application should be honored or dismissed but whether a 6-year-old is competent to make one.