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dismissive sentence examples

  • Dismissive of the claims, concentrating on a campaign they believe could mop up lost labor and tory votes.
  • Dismissive attitude toward me that you do, of course.
  • In britain, establishment interest was equally dismissive of the potential of aircraft.
  • In the last newsletter the editor seemed rather dismissive of our claim to membership of the human race.
  • Dismissive of the idea of a carbon tax.
  • Dismissive remarks about him.
  • There is a question of cost, which he is hiding behind at the moment, in his rather dismissive way.
  • In fact, he suddenly became very dismissive about the whole event when i was able to question him a couple of days later.
  • Dismissive of anything new.
  • Dismissive gesture at them before stacking her dishes and carrying them to the kitchenette.
  • He then takes a somewhat dismissive look at a few of the other clubs before focusing on the underachievement of the national team.
  • Dismissive of this suggestion: because there didn't seem to be a coherent roads lobby.
  • Dismissive wave of his hand.
  • Initially dismissive of the precocious visitor, james ' is soon persuaded by a bag of dope from harry's parents.
  • Dismissive of people who honestly believe that the structure of the rc church is valid.
  • Dismissive blanket comment to be considered factual.
  • Reviews have been mixed: some very generous, others fairly dismissive.
  • Dismissive manner.
  • It is far too dismissive of proven marketing practice.

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