Sentence examples for well dismiss from inspiring English sources

Those who know Fonda well dismiss these judgments as absurd.

Labrinth might well dismiss such criticism as beside the point.

One might as well dismiss a Ferrari as a kind of low fast-looking car or the Gehry museum in Bilbao as a collection of shiny curved pieces.

Baby boomers may well dismiss the trend as a silly phase that young men will soon outgrow, but they might consider how they are perceived in comparison.

Long was a Democrat, of course, who espoused some policies — such as expanded public services, stricter regulation of business, and higher taxes on the rich — that Trump, in his current incarnation, might well dismiss as socialism.

Long was a Democrat, of course, who espoused some policies such as expanded public services, stricter regulation of business, and higher taxes on the rich that Trump, in his current incarnation, might well dismiss as socialism.

And if anybody else had proposed them, they would have been... well, dismissed almost immediately.

"I think that that game, for our team, my sense is it has been pretty well dismissed," Coach Al Groh said.

The visitors began the day well, dismissing Somerset just after lunch, and then had a solid start with the bat.

Learn how to spot the difference and you will live well, dismissing pointless negative critiques, and learning from the constructive critique.

Understated minimalism is selling too well to dismiss.