Sentence examples for repeatedly brushing from inspiring English sources

Just a month ago, Mr. Wise was telling colleagues that he was dispirited that the House ethics panel, the jury of sorts for the cases he brings, was repeatedly brushing aside or playing down his office's findings.

Repeatedly brushing aside amendments from its embattled liberal wing, the Democratic Party's platform committee today adopted a party blueprint that hews closely to Vice President Al Gore's centrist views on trade, fiscal policy, national defense, crime and welfare.

They were repeatedly brushed off.

It claims officials in Budapest had repeatedly brushed off concerns about Mr Safarov's possible release.

Over the ensuing three years, News International, the British newspaper operation, repeatedly brushed aside suggestions that the rot went deeper.

Trump has repeatedly brushed off polling indicating that he would lose in a head-to-head contest with Clinton.

Farage just repeatedly brushes them aside as the irrelevant idiots and oddballs that latch on to any new political movement.

Diller told me that Levy had repeatedly brushed aside the idea of luminescent walls, calling them an expensive frill.

They had repeatedly told the Treasury they were unable to compete with VAT-free prices online, but were repeatedly brushed aside.

In many of Ms. Bourgeois's drawings from around 1950, lines repeatedly brushed in black ink create fields resembling hair or primordial landscapes.

But Feng Chongyi, a professor at the university who has criticized the Communist Party's suppression of dissent, said the institute had repeatedly brushed off his efforts to get involved.