Sentence examples for dismissive camp from inspiring English sources

Stayton and Goldstein freely admit they are most often working with motivated individuals, not those in the Dismissive camp.

Yet those in the Dismissive camp are just as likely to engage in energy conservation actions at home (such as turning off lights) as any of the other segments, the survey found.

People in the Elliott camp are dismissive: it's one thing to file copycat lawsuits, but it's another to win in court, they told me.

Rios is often dismissive of Richie's camp extravagance, although by the novel's end he comes to recognize it as a defense against the straight world's "lesson about the impossibility of our desire; a lesson that, as grown men, we were still trying to overcome".

The camp were dismissive and Wijbe began to feel powerless when it became apparent that no one would allow him to choose who to help.

Recep Tayyip Erdogan's party has done many great things for Turkey, but a disturbing pattern is emerging of intolerance towards criticism, rejectionism towards any participation from other camps and a dismissive response to these protests.

Roderick Campbell, an SNP MSP, was even more dismissive: "These vague promises from the no camp ring hollow and the people of Scotland will not be easily fooled.

(NewsFactorNetwork) Either you're drooling, or already camped firmly on the cooly dismissive side of the fence..

Yet there is also an elegant new dismissive tone that he introduces into the dialogue bordering on camp.

The Clinton camp's official response to the books has been dismissive.

The United States invited him to a training camp before the 2006 World Cup, but Rossi demurred, ignoring criticism that he was dismissive of American soccer and suspicion that he might be pursuing a father's dream instead of his own.