Sentence examples for openly dismissive from inspiring English sources

Many scientists have been openly dismissive of it.

Harvard's Steven Pinker, for example, is openly dismissive.

Reactions in other EU capitals varied from openly dismissive to more nuanced disapproval and concern.

Taylor was openly dismissive of a recent British call for a new Marshall Plan for the developing world.

Murdoch was assuming that Turner was a possible partner, and Malone was openly dismissive of Time Warner's management.

The impression of Friel's apparent arrogance was consolidated by his openly dismissive attitude to the profession of theatre director.

Others evoke an environment that became openly dismissive of anonymous tips, like some of the early Madoff warnings.

A precocious child, he quickly concluded that he was smarter than his peers, and spent his childhood frustrated and openly dismissive of many of those around him.

Choose not to answer it diplomatically rather than being openly dismissive (Paul) or launching into some broad riff on the problems of the press (Walker).

The PRI's fiscal chief in Congress, Jorge Chavez Presa, is openly dismissive of the tax plan and the thinking behind it.

When the Bush administration took office it was skeptical of the Russians and openly dismissive of President Clinton's brand of personal diplomacy with Kremlin leaders.