Sentence examples for wrong to dismiss this from inspiring English sources
It is tempting, but wrong, to dismiss this kind of fuss as internet silliness.
Nevertheless, for all the doubts surrounding the Olympic thaw, history suggests that it would be wrong to dismiss this moment.
It would be easy, and wrong, to dismiss this as a tempest in a teapot.
"We were dead wrong" to dismiss the concerns, Mr. Dimon told Mr. Gregory.
Skepticism is de rigueur, but it would be wrong to dismiss the idea.
Still, it is flat-out wrong to dismiss the work of JPAC as a failure.
One would be wrong to dismiss the story out of hand, however.
Nonetheless, it would be wrong to dismiss the fight over how to do it as mere posturing.
But it is wrong to dismiss the week's woes as an over-precautionary fuss over nothing.
It would be wrong to dismiss these ideas as anachronistic and impractical.
POLITICS is a personal business, which is why it is wrong to dismiss the speculation about whether Tony Blair came close to quitting earlier this year as gossip and innuendo.
