Sentence examples for time dismissed from inspiring English sources
Self-appointed guardians of the classical grail (I was one at the time) dismissed them as purveyors of kitsch.
Mr. Zakayev, speaking publicly in court yesterday for the first time, dismissed the charges as "made up".
They were largely ignored by the mainstream media, who at the time dismissed YouTube as just a repository for cat videos.
Bailey, who at the time dismissed The Blind Assassin as "an overblown, inflated piece of sci-fi - probably the least interesting book she has written", said a male jury would probably have chosen Grenville's spare romance.
Mr. de Blasio noted that on Feb. 22, Mrs. Clinton challenged Mr. Giuliani to a series of debates across the state, an offer Mr. Teitelbaum had, at the time, dismissed out of hand.
The university at the time dismissed divestment as a symbolic gesture, and warned divestment would slice $10m£6.7m7m) to $15m off the income generated from Swarthmore's $1.6bn endowment, much of which goes for scholarships.
I spent a long time dismissing the idea that pain can make you a better person.
Given the facts, the court should have an easy time dismissing this suit.
Russell Brand has declared the importance of voting, having spent a long time dismissing the democratic process in Britain.
He's a recognizable type, the bright idler who spends his time dismissing others instead of making something of himself.
This time, dismissing Western reports and allegations may be more difficult, but it still will be possible to prevent unwanted effects on public opinion.
