Sentence examples for regularly dismissed from inspiring English sources

But Brandeis and his ilk were regularly dismissed as naïve.

However, when I got near that level, my ambitions were regularly dismissed.

The Syrian government has regularly dismissed reports accusing the state of human rights abuses.

Nerd goddess Olivia Munn, the show's foxy economist, is regularly dismissed as window dressing.

Back then, black Americans who came from successful, suburban and upwardly mobile families were regularly dismissed as white or inauthentic.

Abraham Lincoln regularly dismissed military commanders in the middle of the Civil War, in which the battle lines were often less than 100 miles from the capital.

This is an extremely high standard to meet, and Delaware courts regularly dismiss such claims.

His staff members regularly dismiss claims that "The Daily Show" is a form of journalism.

Peabody's chief executive, Greg Boyce, while purporting to endorse a transition to a low-carbon economy, regularly dismisses the "flawed computer models" as the basis of "climate theory".

That would be a truly remarkable achievement, and a neat answer to those who regularly dismiss the Super League as oh so predictable.

Are you regularly dismissing otherwise suitable candidates because they aren't seen as the 'right cultural fit' or as having a familiar leadership and communication style?