Sentence examples for rather dismiss from inspiring English sources

We would rather dismiss its very existence than tackle it at its roots.

Good movies can throw in our face truths we would rather dismiss or beliefs we would rather overlook or avoid.

However, they find that their managers would rather dismiss, deny, or delay negative feedback rather than speaking directly, truthfully, and immediately about what isn't working and what needs to change.

As a matter of fact, you'd rather dismiss it altogether.

That spiritual wisdom emerges from compassion, from our repeated attempts to understand each other -- especially those we would rather dismiss or condemn.

Furthermore, if someone shares an idea that seems outlandish or weird, most of us would rather dismiss it than experiment for six months to see if it can actually work for us.

And yet the moment when Bruce did finally return to his Hulk persona was rather dismissed – perhaps because Waititi felt it more in keeping with the tone of his movie to play the scene for laughs.

At the toss, I suggested to Alastair Cook that it wasn't a bad one to lose and he rather dismissed the idea, insisting England would have preferred to bat.

His teacher's response was not to be enthusiastic, but rather to dismiss the goal, saying that his son should instead get a real job.

However, rather than dismiss this concept out of hand, there are sound strategic reasons for social democrats to lead rather than concede the debate about reforming welfare spending.

Rather than dismiss the writ as improvidently granted, I would simply address this question.