Sentence examples for it is impossible to dismiss from inspiring English sources

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.

But even if we would like to, it is impossible to dismiss the Pirelli calendar as an outmoded relic.

Like Ford's modernist opus, and its brainy, punctilious hero, Christopher Tietjens (Benedict Cumberbatch), the series is not easy to follow or instantly love, but it is impossible to dismiss.

It is impossible to dismiss the bloodthirsty, ritual nature of the event or the ease with which an all-pervasive anti-Semitism was manipulated by its cynical managers scarcely a half-dozen years after World War II.

And that touches on one of the most problematic aspects of the Israeli gamble: In the Middle East it is impossible to dismiss the ability of any one fringe group to ignite the center.

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's impossible to dismiss completely a filmmaker capable of producing the charmingly surreal "Mister Lonely" (2007).

Rev up every cliché about athletes and kids you wish, but it's impossible to dismiss the episode as all show.

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.

But, as ever, Johnny does pull out a delightful twist at the end with his Erickson Beamon brooch and it's impossible to dismiss a man entirely if he's wearing Rick Owens wedges.