Sentence examples for dismissing the notion of from inspiring English sources

"It's not even anything I want to do," he said, dismissing the notion of the N.F.L.

"I can't afford it," he said, dismissing the notion of scholarships or loans.

"I love playing great golf courses," he said, dismissing the notion of a special Georgia alchemy, "and obviously this is one of them".

Fifa's director of communications, Keith Cooper, was more direct in his denial, dismissing the notion of corruption as "pathetic juvenile hogwash".

"I'm only interested in the safety part of it," Mr. Uzupis said, dismissing the notion of money ever settling such a loss of life.

"For more than 500 years, they have not been tolerant with us," he said, dismissing the notion of compromise -- "perverse" negotiations, he called it -- with other parties.

One dismissed the notion of the Chipping Norton set entirely.

Greek officials dismiss the notion of a restructuring.

Still, Ms. Rocco dismissed the notion of too much soul searching.

He dismissed the notion of being a hero.

The Islanders quickly dismissed the notion of a letdown.