Sentence examples for dismissed light from inspiring English sources

Cycling campaigner Carlton Reid dismissed light sentence.

Messina dismisses light rail as "ridiculous" and says traffic mitigation techniques have all been implemented In the end, she's convinced, the tunnel will be "the only logical choice".

Although her poetry is often dismissed as light verse, it is serious as well as witty.

(The complaint had previously been dismissed in light of the already-pending lawsuit).

His poetry is dismissed as light verse, as if obscurity is an achievement and transparency a vice.

It's not that small town politics can be dismissed as light work, only that a Clinton-style marriage is a high-wire enterprise.

In the Massachusetts case, the Redstone family's best hope was that the case would be dismissed in light of proceedings in California, where Mr. Redstone's choice of his daughter as his health care proxy had been approved.

Brett Anderson of Suede's "pseudo-bumboy androgyny is more Grange Hill than Bowie", Oasis are dismissed as "light entertainment", but the most striking judgments are reserved for Damon Albarn and Justine Frischmann, a "gruesome couple... batting away passersby and anyone they perceive as a possible threat to their rise to the top".

Not to be dismissed as "light", his themes - such as "banality" - reflect deeper insights.

As a budding scientist launching a career, Bonnie had challenges for those who dismissed bacterial light production as an interesting phenomenon not in the mainstream of biomedical research.

They are the kinds of sentiments that Democrats used to dismiss as light and airy, until Ronald Reagan handed them their hats.