Sentence examples for dismissing remarks from inspiring English sources

John Spelich, Alibaba's international spokesman, told CNet that "Aliyun is different" from Android - dismissing remarks aimed at him by Andy Rubin, head of Google's mobile efforts including Android, saying to Spelich that "Aliyun uses the Android runtime, framework and tools.

The foreign ministry has also dismissed remarks this week by the US ambassador to Beijing, who said human rights had deteriorated in China since the Olympics in 2008.

In an interview with ABC television, Mr Assange dismissed remarks by US Secretary of State John Kerry that people could die as a result of Mr Snowden's revelations.

Afterward, Mr. Erdogan, a former mayor of Istanbul, stayed cool, dismissing the remarks as "inopportune" and "emotional".

She has spent years grumbling at anybody who dug up her father's comments about the Holocaust, first made in 1987, dismissing those remarks as ancient history.

Shortly after the Washington Post story was published online, he issued a statement dismissing his remarks as "locker room banter, a private conversation that took place many years ago".

And Cuban papers were reporting Fidel Castro's written comments the same day calling Mr. Obama a "fanatic" when it comes to capitalism and dismissing his remarks on Cuba as "foolishness".

Mr. Trout, Mr. Tilney's lawyer, dismissed those remarks.

Georgina Prentis, of the Food and Drink Federation, dismissed the remarks as rubbish.

He has dismissed the remarks as "locker room talk".

Prime Minister David Cameron dismissed the remarks as "completely misguided and completely wrong".