Sentence examples for She dispelled from inspiring English sources

She dispelled any notion of a liberal approach to policing and crime when she "joked" about Ken Clarke's approach as justice secretary: "I lock them up.

Then she dispelled the notion that "female films with women at the center are niche experiences.

But she dispelled reports that gale force winds would also batter the nation as they gathered to watch the fireworks.

Meanwhile, she dispelled rumors that the auction house would move out of its West 57th Street headquarters.

"But through this current standoff with North Korea, she dispelled whatever doubt there had been about a female president by showing that she was a strong-minded leader".

If there was ever any doubt that Hillary Clinton was going to run a populist Presidential campaign, she dispelled it on Saturday with her speech on Roosevelt Island.

And she dispels some of the profession's romance.

"To the extent she can be more transparent, she dispels the notion that it's all about her name.

But as she cooks, she dispels the serenity, talking of a sister in Brooklyn whose home was pelted with eggs after the Sept. 11 attacks.

But through zealous research she dispels this mist to a remarkable extent; when she reasons that Pepys "no doubt" did something, a reader has no doubt that he did.

Among her delights are the evocative names of commons (Poor's Wood, Free Heath, Goose Marsh), but she dispels the myth that "such land belongs to us all by right… This is not so.