Sentence examples for so summarily from inspiring English sources

The education of white children would not have been so summarily disrupted, the ministers argued.

While the Studio Museum may speak of a vogue for artists who are "post-black," the onerous issues of race cannot be brushed aside so summarily.

He is baffled that a project that internationals seemed so enthused about just a few years ago, could be abandoned so summarily.

AMERICAN RESTORATION AUTHORITY "Together We'll Surprise the World!" I felt the perfunctory liberal chill at seeing entire races of human beings so summarily reduced and stereotyped but was also voyeuristically interested in seeing people's Credit rankings.

Hayden said "flares of concern" had been sent from a "whole raft of multi-disciplinary agencies", and he could not understand why so many concerns had been "disregarded so summarily" by social services staff.

The revelation of loneliness, the omnipresent, unanswerable feeling that I was in a state of lack, that I didn't have what people were supposed to, and that this was down to some grave and no doubt externally unmistakable failing in my person: all this had quickened lately, the unwelcome consequence of being so summarily dismissed.

In the absence of any eyewitnesses and in the light of the prosecution's failure to come up with a motive or any compelling evidence that Pistorius had intentionally killed Steenkamp, the highly experienced judge, Thokozile Masipa, saw no option but to dismiss the chief charge of premeditated murder – and to do so pretty summarily, as it turned out.

Human Rights Watch reports that the movement's members have so far summarily executed at least five men, including a village chief, believed to have collaborated with the Malian army; burned several government buildings; brought down a communication tower; and warned civilians to keep away from the government, the U.N. and the French troops.

The league's previous brushes with corruption are not explored so much as summarily presented.

But it was inevitable that some lawmakers would protest as they absorbed huge changes to legal procedures made so swiftly and summarily.

What does surprise me is that after it became known that Mr. Bronner's son had enlisted in the I.D.F., Bill Keller would choose to make the paper's bias so public by summarily rejecting your advice to reassign him.