Sentence examples for except to dismiss it from inspiring English sources
The government has said little about the project, except to dismiss it as the work of of marginal people paid by the United States.
The F.S.B. has yet to respond except to dismiss the idea that there were any mass graves outside of Levashyovo.
He condemned the Irish bishops' "grave errors of judgment" and "failures of leadership", but of his own grave errors and failures – in Munich, Wisconsin and California – he says not a word, except to dismiss the issue as "petty gossip".
He also didn't really acknowledge the issue of industry sexism, except to dismiss objections to questions about red carpet fashion directed at actresses.
We've put up with wonky chipping and short-iron play through the first two versions and I would have been able to begrudgingly dismiss it one more year except that the putting has now gotten so bad that it ruins the game.
To his credit Brown dismissed it.
Now there is too much of it to dismiss.
It might be easy to dismiss this as a sex toy, except that it's also in trials for Food and Drug Administration approval, and UroMetrics intends to distribute it only as a medical device via prescription.
It was tempting to dismiss this as wishful thinking, except that the corrections officials I spoke with — and no group of professionals is more jaded, working as they do in an environment where nearly everyone is trying to work some angle — appeared to be the biggest supporters of Greg's campaign.
It is to dismiss politics.
