Sentence examples for explicitly dismissed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Putin explicitly dismissed "speculations on the theme of dictatorship and authoritarianism".

Several official reasons were given; neither man was explicitly dismissed because of the publication of the material.

Oliver goes on to dismiss the use of affordances tout court, since Gibson explicitly dismissed the mental realm and therefore provided unsatisfactory explanations for human learning.

The new approach enlisted his considerable erudition (the Dissertations cites over two hundred sources) – in a transitional culture where a reputation for being learned remained important – while avoiding mere commentary or appeal to intellectual authority, procedures which he explicitly dismissed.

Speaking with Bolton at his side Thursday, Trump contradicted his national security adviser and explicitly dismissed the Libya comparison.

Clinton explicitly dismissed the idea that the federal government will indict her, calling Republican hopes to the contrary both "false" and "ridiculous".

In an article explicitly dismissing the usefulness of affordances in educational technology, Martin Oliver (2005) criticizes affordance lists for being confused and inconsistent.

It is absent in later works, and in the Critique of Judgment, Kant explicitly dismisses it along with all other non-moral arguments for the afterlife (cf. 5 460 and 5 468).

Given the heterogeneity of epilepsy in every aspect, this concept is dangerous nonsense, which we raise specifically to dismiss explicitly.

But by agreeing to an indictment, Ms Di Censo implicitly dismissed that contention.She also explicitly rejected the defence lawyers' view that Milan's prosecutors did not have the right to investigate the case.

Bryant talks openly about feeling he had let his wife and family down, though he doesn't explicitly address the widely-publicized (and later dismissed) 2003 sexual assault case that made him a fixture in the tabloids.