Sentence examples for dismissing as from inspiring English sources

"Now, really," she wrote, casually dismissing as absurd a distinction relied on by the majority.

For an insurgent candidate whom some political observers are still dismissing as a no-hoper, these are considerable achievements.

The Taliban issued an e-mail statement dismissing as "baseless" a report that its representatives had participated in the talks.

"It helped my game to play for money," said Shawn, dismissing as "average" the players he had been watching.

Corbyn rebutted these criticisms, dismissing as "ludicrous and wrong" any suggestions he would knowingly have associated with such people.

According to reports, Tory ministers will abstain on the Dominic Raab amendment that ministers have been dismissing as unworkable.

"We cannot comfort ourselves by dismissing as deviants those men and women who perpetrated mass crimes in extreme political circumstances," Cruvellier writes.

Schools will be dismissed as usual".

Strangers dismissed her as irrelevant.

Now many dismiss him as greedy.

But nobody dared dismiss it as mad.