Sentence examples for total dismissal from inspiring English sources

During Wednesday night's one and only debate between the two finalists of the presidential election, a fixation with Germany was accompanied by a total dismissal of all other international realities.

The swagger of Sontag's title imbues each word of the essay with the threat of brute rhetorical force, promising that, for all the probing nuance of its claims, the argument will wind up in a crushingly unnuanced blow — a gesture of total dismissal.

Interestingly, even unquestionable chronic physical illnesses are prone to total dismissal.

He was greeted by a type of derisive laughter that accompanies total dismissal in an American classroom.

It stopped being fun when every time I met a skater in the city they would go, 'Oh yeah, you're that stripper chick,' with total dismissal and disgust.

This implies that we set (mu _h=mu _h^*=0), implying (E_t(h_t)=1), and (sigma _h=sigma _h^*=0.25).8 We stick to the assumption that total steady-state dismissal probability in the private sector is (bar{s}^p=0.06), while the probability in the public sector is half of that in the private sector, (s^g=1/2cdot bar{s}^p=0.03).

However, 5 run will be deducted from the batting team's total for each dismissal.

At Old Trafford in August 2005, he passed Alec Stewart's world record of 4,540 runs as a Test wicketkeeper, Statistically, he is currently the most successful ODI wicket-keeper in history; with 417 catches and 55 stumpings, a total of 472 dismissals, his closest rival, Mark Boucher, is more than 80 dismissals behind.

172 Total England Test dismissals by Shane Warne, right, who overtook Dennis Lillee's record en route to taking 40 wickets in five Tests.

He made a total of seven dismissals but scored only 49 runs in three innings.

He finished with 525 runs at a batting average of 43.75 with two centuries both against Sri Lanka and a fifty, and a total of 27 dismissals in 12 matches.