Sentence examples for dismissed I from inspiring English sources

A history that "is what it is" doesn't sound like it can be so blithely dismissed; "i won't get started," in the context of an elegy about murdered black boys, is what you say when you've had to point out the obvious too many times.

"At pretty much the same time Bell was dismissed I managed to slice open my hand," writes Phil Withall.

Goldsmith's concerns about his use of Larkin's verse are airily dismissed: "I do enjoy having a magpie approach to high literature, [to splicing] high culture into standup.

Once the youngster had been dismissed I wondered what plan Mancini would concoct to counter an Arsenal side always so comfortable in possession.

Are those small?" He went on to note that Rubio had used his hands as part of a metaphor for other parts of his body, an argument Trump dismissed: "I guarantee you there is no problem.

In August, after questioning Mr. Gilmartin about the 38 noise complaints against the Beach Bar from 2000, which were all either lost or dismissed, I asked him what he would do if he lived in Hampton Bays.

"The first time when I dismissed it, I thought the conversation wouldn't happen again.

"These women were so easy to mock or dismiss, I wanted to let them speak for themselves".

"If one of the intended uses is to identify students to dismiss, I think it is unethical.

When I first read about it, I dismissed it as prank by a playful company.

"Rather than dismiss it, I told him it was interesting, let's make a chart," she said.