Sentence examples for harsh dismissal from inspiring English sources
The blunt language and harsh dismissal in Trump's interview stunned 10 Downing Street.
By all accounts it was an incredibly harsh dismissal as he didn't dive, he just slipped.
Not even Noble's harsh dismissal could dampen an afternoon to savour for the visitors.
Spurs were aggrieved with many decisions by referee Chris Foy throughout the match, including the harsh dismissal of Younnes Kaboul for two bookable offences.
After the harsh dismissal of Scott Murray, Hadden's team had played with 14 men for almost an hour and still lost a free-flowing match only 28-18.
After all, harsh dismissal is an accepted style in Viennese music circles — Mahler himself, perhaps the most nakedly emotional of all composers, was often coldly sarcastic in person.
(Anderson Oh Landd (Tuesday) The Danish singer-songwriter Nanna Oland Fabricius employs her jazzy waver wisely: it makes even her harshest dismissals, like the wryly near-expletive "Sun of a Gun," hitch with vulnerability.
(Anderson Oh Landd (Friday) This Danish singer-songwriter, whose real name is Nanna Oland Fabricius, employs her jazzy waver wisely; it makes even her harshest dismissals, like the wryly near-expletive "Sun of a Gun," hitch with vulnerability.
(Anderson) ★ Oh Land (Monday) The Danish singer-songwriter Nanna Oland Fabricius employs her jazzy waver wisely; it makes even her harshest dismissals, like the wryly near-expletive "Sun of a Gun," hitch with vulnerability.
(Anderson Oh Landd (Friday) The Danish singer-songwriter Nanna Oland Fabricius employs her jazzy waver wisely: it makes even her harshest dismissals, like the wryly near-expletive "Sun of a Gun," hitch with vulnerability.
At 10 p.m., Pacha, 618 West 46th Street, Clinton, (212) 209-7500, pachanyc.com; $20. (Anderson) ★ Oh Land (Saturday and next Friday) The Danish singer-songwriter Nanna Oland Fabricius employs her jazzy waver wisely: it makes even her harshest dismissals, like the wryly near-expletive "Sun of a Gun," hitch with vulnerability.
