"Critical acclaim from people who don't know what they're talking about is meaningless," he claims dismissively.(“來自不懂自己在說什么的評論者們的贊揚是沒意義的，”他輕蔑地說。)

Like Matisse, Bonnard has been dismissively labelled a decorative artist, a painter of happiness.(他們兩人都被鄙稱為徒重幸福的光暈，不顧實質內容的藝術家。)

As she noted dismissively, a man of that background would never have been able to rise so high in Europe.(即使是如此輕蔑的形容，對這種背景的男士來說已經算得上是歐洲最高評價了。)

While Stone may respect Bush's ability to overcome alcoholism, he dismissively notes that "the drinking stops, but the recklessness stays."(盡管Stone可能對布什有能力戒酒而表示尊敬，但他卻輕蔑地加注說：“酗酒的毛病沒了，但魯莽的毛病沒改。”)

"There's nothing of use to us in this one's thoughts," the head scientist said dismissively.(“這人的思想對我們而言全無用處。”科學家首領不屑一顧地說。)

Mr. he surprised, he said dismissively: "I love money, but not because of 1000000 yuan is the man, big man when as good as gold."(何先生感到很意外，他則淡淡地說：“我也非常愛錢，但是不能因為100萬元就失信于人，大丈夫當一諾千金。”)

Other delegates spoke dismissively of companies that, a while back, had talked Inuit into bad deals.(其他代表還提到了一些誘導因紐特人做虧本買賣的公司，話語行間流露出對這些公司的輕蔑之意。)

Over the phone, Guo spoke dismissively of these potential rivals.(通過電話采訪，郭敬明對這些潛在的對手言辭露出不屑。)

I seem to remember that I tried to snort dismissively, but I was too cold to manage much more than a subdued grunt.(我記得我曾經想去狠狠地鼻嗤它，但是我當時太冷了，最后只能發出一聲軟弱無力的呼嚕聲。)

If you had told me in college I was going to turn into a brown-rice mother I would have guffawed and waved my hand dismissively.(要是你在我上大學的時候告訴我，有一天我會變成個糙米媽媽，我絕對會狂笑不止，不以為然地擺擺手。)