dismissively

Men, he thought dismissively, as though they were a different species from him.

You might say, dismissively, it's just to make people feel better.

They're pretty enough to break your teeth on, she said dismissively.

As if the girl has read her mind she says dismissively, it's only a card.

He waved one hand dismissively, still not looking at me.

He waved a hand dismissively and turned away from her.

The man turned away from her dismissively, and back to the policeman.

He let the body fall back to the deck, stood dismissively.

The phone clicked dismissively before he had a chance to say anything further.

"I have nothing to discuss with you," she said dismissively.

He nodded to me, almost dismissively, and turned back to the display.

"We just happened to find ourselves down there," he said dismissively.

"There will be no risk of me getting in the way, I promise you," he said dismissively.

"Truth has nothing to do with it," she said dismissively.

George's eyes flickered over her once; then he turned dismissively.

I waved at her dismissively and headed toward the door.

Then one said dismissively to the other, "They've got everything sponsored!"

The older man shook his head dismissively and said, "You're talking about hope."

He stepped away from me, at the same time shaking his head dismissively.

Ask him about the engineering, though, and he waves his hands dismissively.

"No one will bother about what I've got on my back," he said dismissively.

"It's too early to say yet," the other girl said dismissively.

"I have a different concept of food," he said dismissively after his resignation.

She stepped away from him dismissively and focused on the sea again.

"If you would just listen" He waved a hand dismissively.