Sentence examples for thoroughly dismissed from inspiring English sources

CAN anyone remember a blue-ribbon panel's report arriving to a president's desk already so thoroughly dismissed as the Baker Commission's?

But to Holmes, these studies have, in the absence of new evidence, thoroughly dismissed Hooper's theory.

Scientists around the world have berated Mbeki for giving new lifeblood to the dissidents, whose arguments the community had thoroughly dismissed years ago.

Any potential for emotional explosiveness should be thoroughly explored and dismissed before deciding that it's a good idea to invite your ex to the wedding.The last thing you want is a movie scene style sequence of your ex jumping up and objecting to the marriage out of spite or inability to get over you!

In June 1915 the thoroughly discredited Sukhomlinov was dismissed and replaced by the able General A.A. Polivanov.

Following the ruling, a statement on behalf of Mr Ecclestone said he was "delighted that this thoroughly unmeritorious claim has been dismissed".

Openly anti-Semitic, deeply misogynistic, and thoroughly racist, Zhirinovsky has often been dismissed as simply a clown.

Clarke has also claimed that this could lead to taxpayers' money being used to fund terrorism, a claim that was dismissed at the weekend as "thoroughly misleading" by the former director of public prosecutions Ken Macdonald.

A colleague of mine told me that he had given Daphne du Maurier's Rebecca to a friend, who had come back to him thoroughly affronted by the narrator's shyness, which he dismissed as "arrogance in low heels".

Judge Sullivan interrupted her, saying: "I am thoroughly convinced you would not have been able to deliberate" and dismissed her.

England's Under-19 team were last night comprehensively dismissed from the European Championships by their Spanish counterparts, who thoroughly deserved a 3-1 victory.