Sentence examples for dismissive replies from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hewlett's letter, filed yesterday with the Securities and Exchange Commission, brought dismissive replies from both Hewlett-Packard and Compaq.

In Xavier Giannoli's charming L'Interview (1997), Mathieu Amalric plays a French critic who travels to London to meet her but gets no further than a brief interview via an intercom at her door, receiving dismissive replies to his deeply serious questions.

Viral Fiat 500-like tweets can tend to attract negativity, like rude or dismissive replies.

Portes had drafted a dismissive reply.

Within hours he bashed out a dismissive reply and carried on regardless.

It annoys me when my appreciative "thank you" receives this dismissive reply.

"If you don't see it, you won't want it," was one dismissive reply.

When Jansson proposed marriage, Wirtanen gave the dismissive reply that he thought they'd been married already.

Hugo Lindgren's dismissive reply to Fallows that the piece's recitation of factual accuracies was secondary to the author's subjective experience was insulting.

His dismissive reply to the banker's preliminary estimate hinted of the army of drones seeking business: "I can't take this to the rest of partners, but I can take it to other underwriters".

In the 1860s when the Austrian ambassador complained to the home secretary, Sir George Grey, about Karl Marx and other revolutionaries, he received a brief and dismissive reply: "Under our laws, mere discussion of regicide, so long as it does not concern the Queen of England and so long as there is no definite plan, does not constitute sufficient grounds for the arrest of the conspirators".