At this point, dismissing Mueller wouldn't end the investigations encircling the President anyway.
At the same time, he rejected the idea that tensions would ever reach that point, dismissing the threat of an attack on Iran as mere psychological warfare.
A Bitter Debate On Canada's Meaning The debate became personal and nasty, with Mr. Levesque, who was seeking a yes vote, at one point dismissing the prime minister's arguments against the proposition.
Caked in makeup and squeezed into a hot pink dress, she barely registers her baby girl, doesn't appear to know how to change a nappy and has what's best described as a cavalier approach to childcare, at one point dismissing her daughter's progress towards an open window with the words "she has to learn".
Despite talking like an "I Only Fuck DJs" starter pack, most of the DJ Khaled acolytes continued to entertain me, at no point dismissing my offers of free booze as unbearable.
At best, they're a plot point dismissed in a paragraph.
In both interviews, Mr. Cheney gave a spirited defense of the Bush administration's energy policy, and at one point dismissed recent polls showing public confidence in the administration's handling of environmental issues falling.
In the same sort of way, we find that animals are at one point dismissed as "dumb creatures", only to see that people are continually presented in images that draw attention to their creaturely qualities: people are variously described as being "as conceited as a cock upon a wall", or as filthy as rats, or as leaping like a cat upon a mouse, or as rising early like an early bird, etc.
Jackson fought bitter battles with his official cabinet, and at one point dismissed them all (because ― you just can't make this stuff up ― their wives were snubbing one particular cabinet wife, in what was known as the "Petticoat Affair").
Play did not begin at Headingley until the afternoon because of rain, but Yorkshire earned maximum bowling points by dismissing the visitors for 252.
