Dismissing in a sentence

Dismissing ‘Fauci and all these idiots,’ President Trump tries to boost campaign staffers’ morale by dismissing the coronavirus advice of his scientific experts.

And after initially dismissing the problem, Pope Francis followed in Benedict's footsteps and approved still tougher protocols to hold the hierarchy accountable.

And the judges said the board did not ratify any infringement of Dodge’s rights by dismissing a complaint he had lodged because of the finding that Garrett did not violate any policy or procedure.

Around 140 athletes have signed a letter calling on the International Ski and Snowboard Federation (FIS) to tackle climate change after dismissing the organisation’s sustainability efforts as "insufficient".

A society in which two of the biggest overarching political narratives are as ridiculous as Q-Anon and Russiagate has no business dismissing the obvious conspiracy and collusion involved in promulgating an exaggerated and manufactured pandemic.

At the foot of the ladder, Davaroc grabbed his staff-sword from the lad carrying it and cast aside his dark grey cloak before dismissing the boy.

Attorney Teombre Calland, who represents Adams, issued a statement to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution dismissing the allegations.

Australia did not hold back as they began their response, keeping up the positive approach that has been a hallmark throughout the series, but Jansen took two wickets in the fourth over, dismissing David Warner and Josh Inglis to apply the brakes.

Barrett had a similar reaction, all but dismissing the notion the Knicks are now viewed in a more positive light than they were at this time last year.

Council leader Richard Wright said of the ruling: "We are pleased that our position has been supported by the independent Inspector in dismissing these appeals.

Defense, prosecution and judge have no issue dismissing the potential juror for financial hardship.

Dismissing his chances of ever coming to the forefront of Russian politics however, Dr Galeotti said that he served better as a “backroom” operator.

Dismissing the importance of 'flamboyant speeches' and 'Churchillian rhetoric' – who could he be thinking of?

Gorka pointed to an interview with McConnell this week, in which a reporter asked him what his health issue was since the doctor did not provide overt details on the minority leader’s freeze-ups, simply dismissing a stroke or seizure disorder.

Grace Fooden and Michael Nicholas Correy make a practice of not dismissing the opinions of younger people in their lives.

Having reduced their opponents to 182-7 and harboured ambitions of dismissing them cheaply, the home side were made to suffer as Worcestershire’s last three wickets realised a further 244 runs.

He criticized officials for dismissing youth initiatives, avoiding direct communication with young people and addressing acute issues, and failing to involve young people in public affairs.

Her next over was even more productive, with Perry dismissing Jess Duffin (1) and Georgia Prestwidge (0) in consecutive balls.

Instead of forwarding the video to Crimson’ hockey coach Ted Donato or dismissing it outright, Murphy gave it a hard look.

It also rejected claims Diana was murdered, dismissing claims she was killed by the state.