Sentence examples for exactly dismissed from inspiring English sources

Their peers — John Berryman, Randall Jarrell, Theodore Roethke, Delmore Schwartz — were not exactly dismissed, but only coolly embraced (Bishop and Lowell admired Jarrell, but were not so fond of his poems).

OK, so, the "Today" interview went nowhere near those allegations, but the notion that Simmons might be depressed wasn't exactly dismissed.

I didn't exactly dismiss what he said, but felt like meditation was something other people did, and I thought I was happy and fulfilling my obligations with my furious, restless output.

Cunningham didn't exactly dismiss these claims, but stated the whole thing concerns questionable methods used by isolated sales representatives who tend to "end up having a short career at Yodle".

"Just dismiss the notification".

She said she could not discuss exactly why Mr. Spano had dismissed either staffer, but said it was part of a restructuring of his staff.

His Blue Peter sacking is not exactly topical – he was dismissed in 1997 – but it got the biggest laughs of the night.

Joe Root began in adrenal fashion, driving his first two balls through the covers for four, but there was desperation in the air as Hales was dismissed in exactly the way George Bailey had predicted he would be back in December after Adelaide Strikers had visited Hobart, caught skying Hazlewood to third man.

When I was a Muslim, I tried my best to do exactly that, individually dismissing account after account of Muhammad's violence.

But it took getting whupped twice by this model for Republicans to finally wake up and realize that Sarah Palin's mockery of Obama's community organizing days was, in fact, tone deaf -- and had led the party to dismiss exactly the kind of outreach it should have been pursuing.

But he was rearrested in 1999 when his extradition was requested by the US on exactly the same "evidence" already dismissed in Britain.