Sentence examples for dismissed version from inspiring English sources

In "The Great Gatsby" (1974), the generally dismissed version of Fitzgerald's novel that starred Robert Redford, she was Myrtle Wilson, the crass, pathetic and doomed paramour of Tom Buchanan Bruce Dernn).

Prosecutors, in their memorandum, dismissed his version of events.

Bez dismissed this version of events, claiming he had hidden most of the money but that some of it was missing.

But Bhutto family members and aides dismissed that version as nonsense, noting that the doctors who worked to try to save Ms. Bhutto had spoken of bullet wounds to her head, neck and chest.

Historical reconstructions have dismissed this version and cannot locate Cascioferro at the scene of the crime.

After filing suit in the United States, Mr. Heriot's lawyers filed a motion in the Federal Court of Australia, Victoria District Registry, notifying it that he had started litigation in the United States, the country where the copyright registrations had been filed, and asking it to postpone or dismiss its version of the case on jurisdictional grounds.

Never mind that we have no real need for a live-action version of "Stockholm Syndrome: The Movie" (even my 3 year old dismissed the Disney version, because she stated that the Beast was mean and a grouch).

The judge quickly dismissed the survivors' version of events.

But Mr. Leahy, who has been a strong advocate of the new version, dismissed the criticism.

He dismissed Walsh's version of how the Patriots used the information gleaned from the signals.

Ann Marie Lipinski, who resigned as the Chicago Tribune's editor in 2008, before sweeping staff cutbacks were carried out, flatly dismissed Zell's version of events.