Sentence examples for its dismissal from inspiring English sources
Priests with experience of Islam know this, and so do the many Catholic intellectuals who say that the trouble with the Pope's "no" to theological dialogue isn't simply its dismissal of Islam; it is what that dismissal says about Christianity.
Yet something about it arrests scepticism and prevents its dismissal as a banker's bauble.
Perhaps the film could have spent longer on safety – and it is a little glib in its dismissal of the issue.
Indeed, his lawyers launched his latest appeal in the Federal Court on Monday, and the next day the court said it would consider whether to review its dismissal of the last appeal two years ago.
NATO has been rather short in its dismissal of the report, stating it was "simply not true" that the Taliban is enjoying a surge.
Mitchell presents a man identifying as a woman, and it risks seeming a bit facile in its dismissal of trans identities.
With its dismissals of sub-Movement verse and concrete poetry, it stakes a lot on the high road of Anglo-American modernism, as represented by Eliot, Pound and Prynne.
Former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani said yesterday that the United States ignored clear warning signs of the September terror attacks, drawing parallels to its dismissals of the intentions of Adolf Hitler.
Although it is often criticized for its optimistic belief in progress and its naive dismissal of history as a factor in human development, the pamphlet remains an important supplement to Whitman's poetry as well as an example of his philosophy of government.
As the disease began to be more widely reported in recent months, it was suggested that its occasional dismissal as "women's troubles" was in part down to society's attitudes towards women's bodies and the issues that affect them.
The main pro-democracy parties have not abandoned their call for universal suffrage in 2007 to select the chief executive and 2008 the legislature; but they know they are very unlikely to get it.China cleverly followed up its brusque dismissal of democratic reform with an unexpected display of friendship to its opponents.
