dismissive

Last time around, a lot of people were just dismissive.

But last year we had a very cold one, about which some were dismissive.

So I would ask you not to be too dismissive of what the house system has to offer schools.

I'm not sure why you're so dismissive of that fact.

The rich countries have so far been very dismissive, however.

When people tell the police about these activities, they often seem dismissive.

He does that great dismissive thing with the face the French do so well.

My policy in life is to be dismissive of any approach to sell me something.

Totally dismissive of what you were trying to tell me.

His tone was dismissive, and I got up to go.

My father says something dismissive and makes a gesture with his hand.

Is she dismissive of me because my father was wealthy?

There is nothing dismissive in a statement of that kind.

With a dismissive jerk of the head he went back inside.

Yet even so, the administration is too dismissive of inspections.

When he seemed dismissive, she asked for his name and badge number.

However, the band have since been dismissive and critical of the work.

She met the look, but her eyes were neither hard nor dismissive.

Without waiting for her answer, he made a dismissive gesture.

"How do I say this without coming off as too arrogant or dismissive?"

She is too dismissive of her teenage daughter by another man, we think.

"He was dismissive of that, as if it were no big thing."

He was usually dismissive, telling her not to take things so seriously.

He made a dismissive wave, then turned to his own troops.

But he is also dismissive of those who call for Israel's destruction.