Sentence examples for dismissing her from inspiring English sources

We have Dryden dismissing her but, crucially, the show doesn't.

A PhD in history did not stop one political analyst dismissing her as a "bimbo".

Similarly, Rosen's shot at Ann Romney was aimed at dismissing her as a lady of leisure.

A less confident person might have wondered if they were dismissing her.

Dismissing her lucrative job as whoring, he calls her a "bourgeois pig".

Protest from faculty members, students and alumni ensued, and 16 days after dismissing her, the board reinstated Ms. Sullivan.

Woolf is given short shrift in the book, with Mountstuart dismissing her as a supercilious shrew.

In the 1980s she grew disenchanted with New York, dismissing her social round as "vulgar".

Is she dismissing her daughter's new world, or reassuring her that she needn't feel overawed by other people?

Although her fellow journalists stopped him from dismissing her, she no longer wrote for The Observer while he was there.

"You know…" Clinton interjected, before Sanders cut her off: "Excuse me, I'm talking," he said, dismissing her with his hand.