Sentence examples for instance dismissed from inspiring English sources
The Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, for instance, dismissed its new-media curator earlier this year.
Mr. Friedman, for instance, dismissed the notion that blockbuster results for "Twilight" would open new doors for Summit in the industry, saying that every door is already open.
The dictionary's entry on Thomas Jefferson, for instance, dismissed his affair with his slave Sally Hemings as "slander," while the entry on Hemings in Mr. Garraty's work says that there is no "conclusive evidence to prove or refute" an affair.
Mr. Rumsfeld, for instance, dismissed the initial concepts for an Iraq war plan that General Franks brought him; it looked too much like the 1991 gulf war, with a prolonged air campaign followed by a conventional ground attack.
Citigroup, for instance, dismissed hundreds of operations and tech workers who were made redundant by mergers last week, but is still hiring investment bankers and capital markets analysts.
However, the Court of First Instance dismissed their cases, not recognising them as interested parties [ 29].
I suggest, first, that twice every month the Composer of the Week should be a living person; and, second, that every day some dissenting and quarrelsome voices should be heard (for instance, dismissing Beethoven as boring or Benjamin Britten as shallow).
Women's reasons for seeking abortion were in some instances dismissed as irrelevant because the procedure was assumed to be so 'traumatic and terrifying' as to apparently outweigh any rationale in its favour (The Daily Mirror, February 18 , 2010.
Ezra Klein at the Washington Post, for instance, dismisses "word games" that "paper over" the issue.
When the Gaullist Mr Chirac was first elected in 1995, for instance, he dismissed the Paris public prosecutor appointed by the Socialists.
