Sentence examples for readily dismissed from inspiring English sources

I, perhaps too readily, dismissed this as an isolated incident.

Therefore it is readily dismissed as a phantom of the mind, and the mind is all the more readily dismissed for its harbouring of such fears and delusions.

In modern times, such a view of women's proper place would be readily dismissed as sexist.

Did the police investigate allegations properly – or were claims too readily dismissed?

'Stories of O'Connell's philandering have been too readily dismissed by historians, often for quite preposterous reasons.

In other words: Trump and his candidacy should not be so readily dismissed.

In politics, readily dismissing inconvenient people can easily extend to dismissing inconvenient truths about them.

But some educators who study the games do not so readily dismiss such concerns.

Economists might not readily dismiss the new study as an outlier, however.

Athletes have remained tight-lipped, but prominent members of the community readily dismiss the calls.

Quite what that will achieve is open to debate but this is not an issue Celtic are of a mind to readily dismiss.