Sentences with phrase «dismissed as crazy»

But they were very sophisticated, and it would be a mistake to assume that you can ever fully solve a problem like this, or think that they are going to give up and stop doing what they are doing.Rory Cellan Jones, BBC: You, back in November 2016 when you could say this crisis began, dismissed as crazy the idea that fake news could influence the election, and more recently here in the UK you've turned down an invitation to speak to our Parliamentarians in the House of Commons, just as we learn tonight that 1 million UK users were affected by the Cambridge Analytica data leak.

Some of the ideas have been dismissed as crazy notions, but others have been taken more seriously.

This can no longer be dismissed as crazy doomsayer talk.

Desperate, the science writer reluctantly turned to other CFS patients on the Internet who touted a theory she initially dismissed as crazy — that toxic mold was making her sick.

«I am very proud that the process has grown from just four participating Councilmembers to 22 - not bad for an idea that people dismissed as crazy just a short time ago.

I recall stating that we needed to follow their regulations in order for me to feel comfortable contributing — your response was to dismiss me as crazy when in fact, I was trying to keep the Ooze from getting the boot by the FTC.

Not exact matches

This will simply get dismissed as more US lies / deceit by the crazy people that follow / believe in him.

The pattern of discarded and dismissing woman as «crazy» is prevalent in this misogynistic culture.

It made me more thoughtful and I hope a better person because it is important not to just dismiss people as crazy.

• Even if one agrees with Mark Noll, who is perhaps the most distinguished Evangelical historian we have, Dale at least offers a helpful insight into the history and thought of a movement most other Christians in America tend to dismiss as rubes, fundamentalists, reactionaries, crazies (snake handling?

One lone parent complaining about junk food in their child's school can be easily dismissed as some sort of «crazy health nut.»

We dismiss terrorists as either crazy or marginalized in the ill - conceived hope that they will disappear as suddenly as it appeared.

Nine days after Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg dismissed as «crazy» the idea that fake news on his company's social network played a key role in the U.S. election, President Barack Obama pulled the youthful tech billionaire aside and delivered what he hoped would be a wake - up call.

Last week, de Blasio called Schulkin's assertions about voter fraud — which he dismissed as an urban legend — and the municipal identification program «crazy» and proof that he is not fit for his position.

I was dismissed as everything from dangerous to irresponsible to crazy.

It's easy to dismiss someone as crazy rather than try to understand.

Dismissing the characters as crazy rednecks, most critics have skipped the work of character analysis that should be part of any review, especially of a film that originated as a stage play.

She accepts that history will lionize her husband and dismiss her as «a crazy lady.»

Number of times I've regretted not taking a longer term re-finance so that I could have extra cash each month: ~ 5Average amount of time (in seconds) for me to completely dismiss that idea as «the crazy talking»: 4

A change in behaviour doesn't always just mean he's being naughty, so be careful not to dismiss this symptom as him just being crazy.

I first heard about the «Chambers Cinema» a few years ago, but dismissed it as one of these crazy ideas you sometimes hear coming out of Chambers.

He also said he had been «too flippant» in 2016 when he dismissed the idea that fake news could influence an election as «crazy.»

Rory Cellan Jones, BBC: You — back in November 2016, when you could say this crisis began — dismissed as «crazy» the idea that fake news could influence the election, and more recently here in the UK you've turned down an invitation to speak to our parliamentarians in the House of Commons, just as we learn tonight that 1 million UK users were affected by the Cambridge Analytica data leak.

Asked about charges by Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook that «Russian state actors» hacked the DNC in order to help Trump, who has made sympathetic comments about Russian President Vladimir Putin, Manafort on Sunday dismissed the charges in multiple television interviews as «absurd» and «crazy.»

I've said this already, but I think at this point that I clearly made a mistake by just dismissing fake news as «crazy,» as having an impact.

I've said this already — but I think at this point that I clearly made a mistake by just dismissing fake news as «crazy» — as having an impact.

Zuckerberg said Wednesday it was a mistake to dismiss the impact of fake news as «crazy,» which he infamously did two days after the election.