Sentences with phrase «dismissed as irrelevant»

A qualified resume writer knows the questions to ask in order to dig up all of your accomplishments and, most of the time, will uncover important details you may have dismissed as irrelevant.

But buses are the backbone of the industry, providing 100 percent of transit ridership in most regions and, until the recent decline, more than 50 percent nationwide, so a loss in bus ridership can't be dismissed as irrelevant.

It's very important to note this logical fallacy, it is something that is far too often ignored, hidden or dismissed as irrelevant; part of the presented «proof» behind the cAGW theory is the fact that they don't know what else it could be.

Gore, former V.P. of the U.S., and Pachauri, former chief of the UN's IPCC committee, once cult darlings, are being dismissed as irrelevant.

This was clearly a red herring on behalf of the New World Order, and should be dismissed as irrelevant.

Those questions were roundly dismissed as irrelevant or persnickety by administration supporters.

Dismissed as irrelevant by Jarmon, McKay ventures out onto the streets to meet the people.

The symptoms of hypothyroidism can be quite varied from person to person; some may even seem unrelated to thyroid problems and therefore dismissed as irrelevant.

«In the early days, these fragments of RNA were generally dismissed as irrelevant since they did not code for proteins.»

One hopes that the Cole memo rescission can be dismissed as irrelevant grandstanding in the wider global context, but that doesn't make Session's actions any less disconcerting for those whose hopes, dreams and livelihoods are dependent on the industry.

Nafzger dismissed as irrelevant Unbridled's third - place finish in the Blue Grass.

That said, the irony is that those churches that are dismissed as irrelevant by more «sophisticated» Christians often turn out to be most relevant to our secular societies.

And if the philosophy we use as a vehicle to present the content of our faith can be dismissed as irrelevant, so also the content of our faith may be dismissed as irrelevant.

The simple fact that these feelings exist demonstrates that the idea of love can not be dismissed as irrelevant to the abortion question.

They may be rejected or they may be accepted; they may seem attractive and compelling or they may be dismissed as irrelevant and unimportant.

If today's church does not recapture the sacrificial spirit of the early church, it will lose its authenticity, forfeit the loyalty of millions, and be dismissed as an irrelevant social club with no meaning for the twentieth century.

How Scripture has been interpreted in the past is often dismissed as irrelevant.

But this information was ignored, downplayed or dismissed as irrelevant: what mattered was not education, or children's needs, but feminist ideology.

Regardless, it's not as nice to have the frame of a well made argument dismissed as irrelevant when I didn't quote scripture or say I'd pray for you, right?

«The Court dismissed as irrelevant the undeniable fact that many drivers prefer to operate independently.

Obviously, these side deals and experiments don't amount to much at the moment, so it is tempting to dismiss them as irrelevant or even laughable.

The point is, we can't go around dismissing as irrelevant those for whom our pet theologies turn the good news into bad news.

Many dismiss them as irrelevant, pointless identifiers, but it's clear that a number of the players genuinely care about the one they wear.

First, a belligerent president who says that, «either you are with us, or you are with the terrorists,» sees leaders to deal with and leaders to dismiss as irrelevant, morally inferior, or unworthy.

First, before digging into the substance, I think it is deeply disturbing that both these posts use the same tactics that are often decried of the far right — of slamming people personally with codewords like «political scientist» and «retired astrophysicist» to dismiss us as irrelevant to the commentary on a matter that is for climatologists.

Anyone reading the exchange between us starting here will see that (a) I named the AMO and the PDO and (b) you flatly contradicted me on true statements about signal processing, dismissing them as irrelevant rubbish.

Having said this, most job seekers do in fact ignore their LinkedIn profile dismissing it as irrelevant and do not comprehend its importance.

Not exact matches

Varadkar dismisses all that as irrelevant.

Responding with an excuse or dismissing the feedback as irrelevant or incorrect will foster beliefs about that leader's willingness to change.

It trended in the top news on Weibo Wednesday, with most users dismissing nationality as irrelevant after news reports made it clear that Dao is Vietnamese, not Chinese, as originally reported — a factor that had fueled some of the early online backlash.

Ya I have seen cultural conventions that formed the basis of my religion, but I have dismissed them as being culturally irrelevant to how I express my faith.

The earlier tendency to dismiss these questions as irrelevant to the «truly urgent» issues is fading.

For the sake of argumentative consistency and focus, Maimonides dismisses many powerful emotional passages as philosophically irrelevant digressions.

Those who think that the only knowledge worth anything is scientific knowledge are quite apt to dismiss the Bible as irrelevant and untrue.

The atheist / agnostic can not in good faith dismiss this desire as irrelevant, for it is what motivates his own investigations and is satisfied when he achieves a more adequate explanation of whatever particular problem he is investigating.

There is another school of thought that dismisses such personal likes and dislikes as irrelevant to allegiance to a church, the lone legitimate Christian fellowship, all the more virtuous if you find some of your fellows insufferable.

Whether we dismiss the Trinity as irrelevant or consign its difficulties to sublime mystery, we proceed as if the Christian faith can get along without it.

Their desire to accommodate Christian symbols to the reigning paradigms of knowledge is so great that questions about the descriptive power of those symbols are often dismissed as fruitless or irrelevant.

Naturalism came to be affirmed as axiomatic, and metaphysical or theological premises concerning man contemptuously dismissed as obsolete and hence irrelevant.

This cognitional policy has dismissed, as irrelevant to true knowledge, all those «personal» aspects of knowledge that actually energize the whole project of pursuing scientific truth.

They collect occurrences that otherwise might be dismissed as eccentric or irrelevant.

She says the Church dismissed her interests as tree - hugging and irrelevant to Christianity.

In retrospect she believes that God was working through her imagination even as she dismissed the idea of religion as irrelevant.

The project has taught me to confront the fact that when I categorically dismiss another woman's lifestyle as irrelevant or unworthy in order to elevate my own, I am in effect, placing limits on God.

Before dismissing Augustine as being ancient, his dilemma as being archaic and his solutions as being irrelevant, it is well that we take a close look at what has been happening in secular education and also at the relationship between human / social studies in secular institutions on the one hand and Christian institutions on the other.

The various forms of socialism that arose dismissed Christianity as irrelevant and the Church as an enemy supporting the existing order.

Traditional and classical musicians in the employment of churches have all too often dismissed pastoral and worship concerns as irrelevant to their music - making.

Your decision to isolate certain aspects of what makes up the entire tanking experience, and dismiss others as «irrelevant» misses the point that none of these things are done in a vacuum.

Friendlies usually don't matter much in terms of analyzing competitive fixtures, especially 19 months later, but these teams are too similar to dismiss that match as irrelevant.

Even though I often told my doctor that I felt worried and afraid, my feelings were dismissed and overlooked, making me feel as though they were unimportant and irrelevant.