Sentence examples for dismissive speech from inspiring English sources

"Israelis do not need to be lectured about the importance of peace by foreign leaders," Netanyahu said in a dismissive speech delivered shortly after Kerry's.

In a vulgar and somewhat dismissive speech before unveiling the horse, London mayor Boris Johnson took the sculpture as an image of London's regeneration under Tory rule, flogging not just a dead horse but also George Osborne's economic policies.

Journalists have been out amassing public opinion when there is still none, with most Pakistanis treating the speech with dismissive words.

Last week was dominated by reports of internal strife and a devastating secret video of a Romney speech dismissive of 47% of Americans as freeloaders.

Hollande has been publicly dismissive of Cameron's speech.

Much of the initial Palestinian reaction to the speech was dismissive.

The Court's dismissive attitude toward commercial speech was further evidenced by its concession that the statute would have violated the First Amendment had it banned noncommercial speech.

One need not be a billionaire to find this formulation — with its dismissive reference to "free speech," and its rather presumptuous claim to speak for "the rest of America" — rather off-putting.

Mr. Sharon, in his speech, was dismissive of the idea that any future talks with the Palestinians will address political issues at the same time as they tackle security concerns.

"But a lot of us are up late nights, thinking about the rest of America". One need not be a billionaire to find this formulation with its dismissive reference to "free speech," and its rather presumptuous claim to speak for "the rest of America"—rather off-putting.

Activists were dismissive of Mr. Assad's speech, both for his denying any military role in the deaths at Houla and his comments that the Syrian military was defending the country against foreign powers.