Sentence examples for rarely dismissed from inspiring English sources

The comptroller found that animals were subjected to abuse and neglect, and employees who mistreated animals were rarely dismissed.

He has dismissed Ponting rarely, but cheaply.

The reality is that for too many young Latino men like Tony, such questions are difficult to ask, often dismissed and rarely encouraged.

Nadal's 51st victory on the ATP Tour was rarely in doubt as he dismissed his Argentine opponent 6-2, 6-3 in just 78 minutes.

But witnesses of a 100-foot wave at close range rarely lived to tell, and experts dismissed stories about these waves because they seemingly violated basic principles of ocean physics.

They rarely survive the whole innings without being dismissed.

Dubbed "slacktivists", people who express support for causes online but rarely mobilise in real-life are often dismissed as superficial and ineffectual.

Late one recent Friday afternoon, Mr. Icahn, a workaholic night owl who rarely appears at glittering high-society functions, dismissed thoughts about going out to dinner with his wife, Gail, or — gasp — taking a bigger break from the business altogether.

Eurovision, a Continental battle of the bands that has been building to a climax this week with live televised semifinals, is often dismissed as tacky, politicized and rarely capable of producing durable stars.

Dr. Frieden rarely discusses his family publicly, and he dismissed questions about how his wife and two children were coping with the move to Atlanta by saying, "Moves are always transitions, and they can be difficult".

Very few foreign novels are translated; they are rarely reviewed, and most of the time they are dismissed.