Sentence examples for this time dismissed from inspiring English sources

Most of the time, though, Arsenal won; days later they beat Liverpool 2-1 Anfieldeldespiteite having a player – Giovanni van Bronckhorst this time – dismissed before the break.

This time, dismissing Western reports and allegations may be more difficult, but it still will be possible to prevent unwanted effects on public opinion.

Self-appointed guardians of the classical grail (I was one at the time) dismissed them as purveyors of kitsch.

They were largely ignored by the mainstream media, who at the time dismissed YouTube as just a repository for cat videos.

Trump apologized for the tape at the time, dismissing it as "locker room talk".

"It falls far short of the number of officials who should be punished," Chen told Reuters at the time, dismissing the government crackdown.

Mr. Zakayev, speaking publicly in court yesterday for the first time, dismissed the charges as "made up".

But Walter Kerr, in The Times, dismissed the production and Mr. Williamson's performance as misguided.

One Bradford councillor derided the plan as "an appalling act of cultural vandalism"; Richard Morrison, a cultural critic at the Times, dismissed it as "lunacy" and "Londoncentric nonsense".

Fox News curmudgeon Bill O'Reilly is reported to have acknowledged that Mandela was a "great man," but at the same time dismissed him because "he was a communist".

Given the facts, the court should have an easy time dismissing this suit.