Sentence examples for rather than dismiss from inspiring English sources

A system of representative government would surely legitimise rather than dismiss such a position.

"Rather than dismiss it, I told him it was interesting, let's make a chart," she said.

Such disciplined persistence is a virtue that environmentalists of all kinds should aspire to exhibit, rather than dismiss as unattainable.

"You need to think of the bulbs as objects, rather than dismiss them as fixtures of everyday life," he explained.

In 2004, he told Uncut mag that Powell was "outrageously brave", rather than dismiss his past comments as drunk ravings.

Researchers say that rather than dismiss the pains, parents can alert their pediatricians or try massages and a pain reliever.

So rather than dismissing this idea, we should confront it.

DC: I'm not so sure that they were ignored, rather than dismissed.

Rather than dismissing such concerns and ridiculing efforts at change, the White House should consider just how powerful they have become.

"Validating or acknowledging a person's thinking rather than dismissing them as pathological is rather therapeutic, and beneficial to society.

In some instances, the time off is unpaid, as agencies try furloughs rather than dismissing staff members before the holidays.