Sentence examples for dismissed content from inspiring English sources

Aside from disagreements over the usage of Nine Inch Nails material, some corporations have dismissed content due to perceived obscenity.

Emails should be visual-based, light on text and quick to load otherwise millennials will be quick to dismiss content and move messages to the trash.

Bell famously dismissed representational content as incidental anecdote, irrelevant to visual experience.

In an interview, Mrs. Dooley acknowledged the letter, but dismissed its content as the work of a small band of women who had grown tired of losing to her in tennis.

Mentions two ABC shows hosted by white folk Talks about "sleeping through" two ABC shows featuring POCs Dismisses content of POC shows as "They're just like us" (even though the point of said shows is exact opposite) Suggests white folk don't need to watch them Thanks Roseanne! pic.twitter.com/QFUWxggBDc.

In response to the book, Bernier dismissed the contents as "soap-opera politics and completely ridiculous" and denied ever criticizing Harper or constituents.

While a punk rock ethos of uncompromising authenticity has its merits, it's reflexive and shortsighted to dismiss branded content as impure when it comes to lifestyle magazines.

"Besides the logic hashtag searches and blacklisting, where our technology automatically dismisses inappropriate content, collected imagery is shown to the brand, or to our curation team, in a moderation dashboard where the brand's have the ultimate say on the imagery that ends up in their digital channels.

Consequently, pathological worriers may find it particularly difficult to dismiss negative content as unlikely or unrealistic because the negative outcomes are typically vague or unspecified, leaving them in memory as unresolved threats.

Whose emotional labor is valued, and whose labor is precluded or dismissed from uploaded content or live streams?

Later we learn of the Communist Party's resistance to including "Negroes," dismissed as being "content to drift through life".