Sentence examples for which they dismiss from inspiring English sources

One interesting point is the basis on which they dismiss the possibility of a catastrophic decay of the ice sheet.

Members of these old-line rightist groups have been quick to distance themselves from the Net right, which they dismiss as amateurish rabble-rousers.

The Taliban have maintained their rejection of formal talks with the Afghan government, which they dismiss as a "puppet" regime controlled by the US.

In conversation they tend to lump it with spiritualism and psychic spoon-bending and a belief in channelling — all of which they dismiss as scams whose supposed miracles are easily explained tricks.

Katherine Fleming, the deputy provost and a professor of modern Greek history, told me, "Some of my friends are in the conspiracy-theory mosh pit, and I think, Wow! How organized do you think this administration is?" She believes that some of the distrust comes from a misreading of Sexton's personality, which they dismiss as "shtick".

They call it Wideband CDMA (W-CDMA) to differentiate it from the new CDMA Develpment Group's CDMA 2000 standard, which they dismiss as a "narrowband" contrivance.

That the BAK1 sequence variants are due to somatic events, which they dismiss as highly unlikely.

That differences between DNA and RNA sequences must lie at the RNA level, which they dismiss as impossible because the form of RNA editing that we observed except for C>T (c.454C>T) had not been reported.