Sentence examples for it impossible to dismiss from inspiring English sources

And it is infused with that electric combination of narcissism and empathy that has made it impossible to dismiss its creator as just another stand-up exhibitionist.

His tight relationship with Dolan makes it impossible to dismiss it entirely.

But the sheer scale of these conflicts makes it impossible to dismiss them as isolated events.

The championship was Rodriguez's gift to the Yankees, the contribution that makes it impossible to dismiss the 10-year, $275 million contract that runs through 2017.

A day later, the Global Times noted that the attack on Syria made it impossible to dismiss the possibility of a U.S. strike on North Korea.

Although Hannah likes to play outside the boundaries of what's real, she has respect for certain essential truths, which makes it impossible to dismiss the fear and guilt that motivate both Ruth's lies and her boyfriend's fantasies.

There is so much going on in David Adjmi's play "Stunning" (at the Duke on 42nd Street, under the direction of Anne Kauffman) that it's impossible to dismiss it outright or to lavish praise on it.

The first CD aligns Cope in the Iggy Pop tradition of outsider, and for all its Stooges-style garage rock, it's impossible to dismiss the wracked power of I Will Be Absorbed.

But it is impossible to dismiss the essay altogether.

Yet it is impossible to dismiss all of Laudan's examples.

It is impossible to dismiss her indictment, echoed by a handful of her peers.