Sentence examples for Completely dispel from inspiring English sources

Nor does "Eyewitness to Power" completely dispel it.

The findings, gushes the excitable blurb: "completely dispel the myth that today's mums aren't particularly into their food, and have other priorities they consider more important than cooking.

Some analysts noted that Google's growth did slow from the previous quarter and said the results did not completely dispel concerns about the health of Google's business in the United States.

"I'm like a comet coming from the broken sky," she announced on her debut single, "Crying Blood", a fairly straightforward rocker; but that and the retro-R&B follow-up "Leave!" did rather pigeonhole her as some sort of modern doo-wop diva, an impression that the rest of 'Travelling Like the Light' fails to completely dispel.

A good year for Marks & Spencer failed to completely dispel the gloom surrounding the British retail icon on Tuesday, as shares in the company slumped in anticipation of a difficult future.

The movement of Paul Wolfowitz to the Bank from the Pentagon seemed to confirm it, and current Bank president, Robert Zoellick, as smart as McNamara ever was, may not be able to completely dispel the myth, no matter how many development projects he supports.

The Connecticut study, conducted by John Donohue, a Stanford law professor, completely dispels this erroneous reasoning.

But these changes haven't completely dispelled its pre-modern past.

Mr. Jalali said that the threat from Stuxnet had not yet been completely dispelled, and cautioned that further attacks were anticipated.

Giulia Genini, the soloist in the Bassoon Concerto in F (RV 488), played well throughout; in the madly virtuosic finale she completely dispelled the instrument's lumbering image.

Connect to Today: The New York Times obituary for Mr. Nixon stated that "he never completely dispelled the sense of shame that clung to his last days in the White House".