Sentence examples for vigorously dismisses from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gross vigorously dismisses the notion that the wealthy are helping society more effectively and efficiently than government.

His national-utopian thought shared traits with both of these extreme positions and made him, in fact, one of the few Jewish personages "acceptable" as a partner for debate with moderates National Socialists in the early 1930s, a proximity he himself vigorously dismissed as a misperception.

Complainants not taken seriously enough Leveson finds there is "a cultural tendency within parts of the press vigorously to resist or dismiss complainants almost as a matter of course".

A Citigroup spokeswoman, Danielle Romero-Apsilos, said the bank was pleased that some claims were dismissed "and will vigorously defend the remaining claims on the merits".

Stone dismissed the article and vigorously denied any wrongdoing.

These types of all-or-nothing gridlocks, where each side vigorously advocates its point of view, but dismisses with distrust the other's perspective, are classic "Us vs. Them" symptoms.

Jonathan Baron, a spokesman for Mr. DeLay, said that the charges are baseless and that Mr. DeLay would vigorously contest them, if they are not quickly dismissed by the court.

Group Lotus and DRB Hicom have so far said they would not be drawn into commenting on the details of Mr Bahar's claim but said they were fully entitled to dismiss him and his writ would be vigorously contested.

Mittal, 63, has previously dismissed the claim, saying the case would be defended vigorously.

Mittal has dismissed the claim, saying the case will be defended vigorously.

Party leaders in some of the boroughs dismissed Mr. Vallone's concerns, even though they are vigorously backing a slate of candidates with endorsements to help influence voters.