Sentence examples for it's dismissed from inspiring English sources

And then it's dismissed just as 'a pop song.' It is so sad".

"If the doctor can't figure out what the underlying problem is," she went on, "then the pain is not treated, it's dismissed and the patient falls down the rabbit hole".

The Americans use a wonderful sporting metaphor to describe the sort of Washington discourse that excludes the general public: it's dismissed as "inside baseball", implying that even the ordinary Joe in the stands wouldn't understand, let alone the non-spectating populace.

Take a photo of your ticket, Fixed contests it, and if it's dismissed, you pay Fixed 25percentt of the ticket price.

Again and again, a plot twist threatens for just a moment before it's dismissed.

But usually it isn't dismissed on scientific terms, it's dismissed on emotional terms.

However, it was dismissed by Lansley's aides as "not exactly unexpected".

When [1977's] Rumours came out it was dismissed as AOR, but I think it was cooler than that.

When Bob Dylan's "Christmas in the Heart" was first announced, it was dismissed as a rumor.

Then it was dismissed in 2009 by critics out for blood at its premiere in Manchester, England.

It was dismissed as trivial.