Sentence examples for ruthlessly dismissed from inspiring English sources

Faced with similar crises, countless producers have summoned teams of show doctors, ordered emergency set changes, delayed their Broadway openings and ruthlessly dismissed choreographers, directors, and even stars.

This self-belief was evident in the way he and his aides ruthlessly dismissed all opposing voices, even the voice of the "no-count" Blix.

To be "handbagged" by Ms. Thatcher even became a verb, well known to rivals, journalists and political bumblers alike who all found themselves ruthlessly dismissed by her when they displeased her.

When those forces are ruthlessly quashed or dismissed, they erupt in the safety of crowds and soccer stadiums -- either seeking liberation or ruthless vindication.

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When Alex Salmond urged his tremulously expectant audience in Perth's concert hall last night to "catch our breath for the day ahead, a day Scotland will never forget" – it was impossible not to wonder at how far the SNP's astute, skilful and ruthlessly determined leader has come since Scottish nationalism was dismissed as an eccentric foible of British political life.

Meanwhile, the White House will ruthlessly undermine any reality-based information that contradicts its propaganda, much as it dismissed the accurate W.M.D. findings of the United Nations weapon experts Hans Blix and Mohammed ElBaradei before the war.

He was ruthlessly attacked by the energy industry and the political establishment, and his proposal for an alternative "soft path" out of the energy crisis was dismissed.

Case dismissed.

Topic dismissed.

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