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But it's also how you class things as dismissible and disposable.

The dismissible boy who ran errands or kept watch while the others made plans.

The woman's husband complained when the force decided it was not a dismissible offence.

I give private lessons, the fees in certain cases, shall we say, dismissible.

"It would have made the prince a more dismissible character without that scene.

A dismaying idea, but not a dismissible one; he knew the landscape of his own heart too well.

That theme is both true to the art and makes it intriguing rather than dismissible for a secular age.

That's one of the more easily dismissible rumours going.

The racists you see on screen or in plays are almost always dismissible."

And so a play about this writer, who admitted that she liked selling books more than writing them, might seem utterly dismissible.

They were scary in the moment and as dismissible as an empty box of popcorn.

Some republicans voted no because they did not agree with provisions such as the president being instantly dismissible by the prime minister.

Hes upset, said Armbruster, as if his associate was dismissible.

Courtly puffswomen whose names she didn't know, but who looked distinctly dismissible.

Comparing Obama to the epitome of pure evil seems to be a dismissible offense.

The years after Thriller, however, were marked by a slow descent into what was first dismissible as eccentricity.

His pleasant if dismissible face looked pale under the glare, but his eyes were not to be dismissed.

Somehow I don't think the first two transgressions are quite in the same league as the third; such sloppy writing makes her argument easily dismissible.

At yours, it's less dismissible to squander sleep on existential angst.

Does it finally complete the work of the civil rights movement so that racism is at last dismissible as an explanation of black difficulty?

Some of it is classic Eurowhining, easily dismissible.

I am here to pay tribute to you because you are the legitimate, accountable, dismissible representatives of civil society.

"There have always been 'boo' scares, but they were so dismissible," Thor said.

Article 26.4c of the disciplinary statute makes it a dismissible offence to negotiate or offer public employment fraudulently.