Sentence examples for dismissed just from inspiring English sources

Mangurian said he called Murphy immediately after hearing that Wilson was dismissed, "just to find out what she was thinking".

And then it's dismissed just as 'a pop song.' It is so sad".

Recent controversy about viewer numbers should not be dismissed just as the effect of digital scheduling.

They should not be lightly dismissed just because of their authorship.

She was dismissed just prior to starting senior year, allegedly for declining to sing choral songs she found objectionable.

High unemployment isn't O.K. just because it hasn't hit 1933 levels; ominous political trends shouldn't be dismissed just because there's no Hitler in sight.

He hates what he thinks of as the French habit of being blasé, of dismissing just about everything as pas mal.

Ryan: Especially because it went so viral, this isn't something we can just dismiss, just because it was a stunt.

Such things are dismissed not just as lies, but as malicious interference in Russia's affairs.

It's still too early to say, but we haven't dismissed anything just yet.

But Mr. Pearce, 62, cannot be dismissed as just the party's right-wing fringe.