Sentence examples for she discounted from inspiring English sources

She discounted some early theories for his disappearance.

But she discounted any advice to wave the caution flag.

She discounted the importance placed on the argument by the defense.

She said directly afterwards, she received a flurry of offers from American and British directors, most of which she discounted.

She discounted criticism from the Clinton campaign that Mr. Obama does not have enough experience to be president.

Ms. Goodman, a Democrat, said that she had received a phone call and mailings advocating the proposal, but she discounted them as politically motivated by Republicans.

She discounts any larger significance.

Ballet dancers and modern dancers fly by leaping, which she discounts as too simplistic to pass for flight.

Thus she discounts most American critics of the period and glosses over or ignores the work of other scholars with interests similar to hers, including Harry Rand's heavily interpretive "Arshile Gorky: The Implications of Symbols" from 1981.

Though she discounts the gorgeous duet that ends Act II and the lively quintet that ends the whole, she might have added that the arias are of the da capo variety: an A section giving way to B, then returning, however decorated or transformed.

When she revisits the issue, as she does periodically, she discounts her increasing feelings of restlessness, sadness, and lack of motivation as she proceeds in the program, and concludes that she ought to persevere.