Sentence examples for probably dismiss from inspiring English sources

We can probably dismiss that fourth option out of hand.

It's a great story, but most experts would probably dismiss it as apocryphal nonsense.

Some moviegoers and critics will probably dismiss "Prom" as just another predictable offering from the Disney formula factory.

Seven years later, proper fashion and literary types would probably dismiss it as a bit too obvious.

Officials said they would probably dismiss 300 to 400 municipal employees this year in the hope of closing a $180 million budget shortfall for 2008.

If Ms. Sikander were still cranking out her glitzy miniature paintings, you could probably dismiss her as a victim of the art market merry-go-round.

THE FACTS -- Your mother probably told you that carrots are good for your eyes -- and you probably dismissed it as just an old wives' tale.

But because most proctors were unaware of this, the students who received the defective booklets were probably dismissed before completing the test, Mr. Noeth said.

All in all, if you'd written it as an episode of political satire, you'd have probably dismissed it as too much.

The chattering classes of the Mayan era probably dismissed the monument-opening party as a pointless exercise even as they fought for invitations and stood outside watching.

Then there is a distinction many condo buyers probably dismissed as a boring legality: If a condo unit is the subject of a foreclosure, the bank gets first dibs on the equity.