Some of those who supported the insertion of the budget responsibility lock utterly dismiss the idea there was any kind of conspiracy to circumvent the party's manifesto approval process, saying it was just the kind of thing that happened in the course of a campaign.
In the early days, for instance, the buttoned-up Charles Whitcombe was in charge of GB&I for the 1931 match and was dismissed utterly, on and off the course, by the flamboyant American captain, Walter Hagen.
New Zealand can never expect star billing this season when anything short of a quadruple century or a 20-wicket haul is likely to be dismissed as utterly inconsequential.
The Picasso family dismissed as utterly ridiculous the notion that the painter, although often generous, would ever have given away such an enormous range of work and without signing or dating it.
Today, there's both more and better film criticism than ever; as a result, it's less likely than ever that an extraordinary movie will go utterly unnoticed or be dismissed.
Her birth, her breeding and her iron-willed father seemed to have condemned Ms. Martindell to a life she later dismissed as utterly conventional — "I didn't do anything real until I was 50," she once told a reporter — but feminism and the 1960s changed all that.
Four years ago, the Occupy Wall Street movement was summarily dismissed as utterly nihilistic -- having no focus, no program and no lasting legacy.
That would be the same Lisa Madigan who recently asked her state's highest court to forcibly remove Blagojevich from office for reasons that legal experts of all stripes have dismissed as utterly preposterous.
This is a far cry from most media criticism at the time, when the OWS was summarily dismissed as utterly nihilistic -- having no focus, no program, no leaders and no lasting legacy.
Silly maybe, but I dismiss utterly the terrorist boast about them loving death more than we love life.
