sneeze at

British  

verb

1. informal  (intr, prep.; usually with a negative) to dismiss lightly

   his offer is not to be sneezed at

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sneeze at Idioms  

1. see not to be sneezed at.

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Example Sentences

As a result, Mr. Hegseth’s pocket square is nothing to sneeze at.

From Salon

And dessert was nothing to sneeze at either.

From Salon

His sway stems from far more than multimillion-dollar sales in an overheated art market, although a $12-million auction of his monumental canvas “Helter Skelter,” a 34-foot-wide meditation on the race war Charles Manson envisioned starting, is nothing to sneeze at.

From Los Angeles Times

That’s “nothing to sneeze at,” says Jenn Strang, a spokesperson for Seattle City Light.

From Seattle Times

Designing a study to measure the physical properties of mucus, however, is nothing to sneeze at.

From Science Daily