Sentence examples for is generally dismissed from inspiring English sources

African heads of state view him suspiciously, and his one-Africa agenda is generally dismissed as unworkable.

Talk of any country's withdrawal from the euro zone is generally dismissed by European economists, who cite the many problems that would be created by such a move.

In fact, gastronomically speaking, the region — sometimes referred to as the "Redneck Riviera" — is generally dismissed out of hand, despite its proximity to the Gulf of Mexico and, to a lesser degree, to the rich culinary traditions of the South.

The twelfth-century chronicler Symeon of Durham said that Æthelstan ordered Edwin to be drowned, but this is generally dismissed by historians.

The possibility that they think and feel is generally dismissed, and when we learn that their attack on Earth was probably a response to human aggression, Johnny proudly cuts in that he plans to "kill 'em all" in retaliation.

There is only one kind of "new" classical music that is reviewed and judged and this "other music" -- a music that seems to have no name -- is generally dismissed or ignored altogether.

What little there is generally dismisses the series, although there has been some critical thought devoted to its presentation of Cold War and capitalist themes.

The proposal was generally dismissed as a ploy.

Teaching fads are generally dismissed, memorization is encouraged and smart boards are nowhere to be seen.

Those conclusions were challenged immediately, and by 1950, Dr. Eisen's dates had been generally dismissed by scholars.

It noted: "The demonstrations were generally dismissed at first as another college fad of the 'panty-raid' variety.