Sentence examples for wrongly dismissed from inspiring English sources

At the time I wrongly dismissed him.

The chief veterinary officer wrongly dismissed the research suggesting that BSE could jump from one species to another.

Patrick told MPs that his research showed 70% of rape allegations that were classed as not meriting investigation were wrongly dismissed.

By Amanda Petrusich July 21, 2017 The Linkin Park singer Chester Bennington, whose body was found on Thursday, was sometimes wrongly dismissed by critics.

Though greater than they were, these remain uneven and constrained yet they are still wrongly dismissed as merely fiddling with bus fares and hogging limelight.

Yet with her lightly swinging delivery, curt phrasing and attraction to Brazilian bossa nova, she is a jazz singer in the iconoclastic mode of the much-missed Blossom Dearie, whom some critics wrongly dismissed as more cabaret than jazz.

Too often it has been for wrongly dismissing the claims of workers and consumers.

Unrealistically optimistic assumptions have led the White House to severely underestimate troop and spending requirements and wrongly dismiss the need for more international help through the U.N.

His robust and defiant justification of the reforms has prompted fresh criticism from Labour that he is demonstrating a "siege mentality" and wrongly dismissing criticism.

Leaders of the two major parties in the coalition government announced last week that they would seek Mr. Musharraf's impeachment on charges that include illegally suspending the Constitution, imposing emergency rule last November and wrongly dismissing 60 judges under that decree.

Last week the leaders of the two major parties in the coalition announced that they would seek Mr. Musharraf's impeachment on charges that include illegally suspending the Constitution and imposing emergency rule last November and wrongly dismissing nearly 60 judges under that decree.