Sentence examples for left dismiss from inspiring English sources

Critics on the right often deride inclusiveness as vote-winning populism, and those on the left dismiss it as tokenism.

While some on the left dismiss the disease initially as a "protofascist creation of the hospital state," Doum presciently founds an advocacy organization, Stand, that endows him with mainstream respectability.

This comes as right-wing politicians have heightened accusations that foreign workers are stealing Israeli jobs and threatening the nation's Jewish character, an assertion many on the left dismiss.

His Civil Rights Act will lessen the scourge of racism and help bring the South into the modern era, he says, and he's baffled and enraged when critics on the left dismiss him as a redneck and those on the right call him a traitor.

Many people on the left dismiss conservative talk radio as an unsavory stew of bombastic hosts and angry, ill-informed callers.

President Nicolas Sarkozy, left, dismissed his labor minister and reshuffled several other cabinet posts on Monday after leftists trounced his conservatives in regional elections.

"They make too many compromises here," he said flatly as we left, dismissing the offending sauce as not authentic and, worse, just not good.

The opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai, left, dismissed speculation that he was negotiating with President Robert Mugabe to form a unity government and cancel the presidential runoff on June 27.

Vote Leave dismissed the Pickles letter.

Matthew Elliott, the chief executive of the main "out" campaign Vote Leave, dismissed Mr Cameron's diplomatic breakthrough.

Vote Leave dismissed the claims, saying the UK would be able to renegotiate the European health insurance scheme "to get a better deal for the British taxpayer if we vote [to] leave".