Sentence examples for a dispelling from inspiring English sources

While the verdict on Saturday brought the Cicciaros satisfaction — they immediately proclaimed it a vindication of Daniel and a dispelling of the claims of racism — on Sunday, Joanne Cicciaro reconsidered.

Men are not always a dispelling force when it comes to "girl power".

A simple tweet dispelling a myth might open someone's eyes to the realities of HIV.

The only time an accolade made him uncomfortable was when Parks won a 2009 Dispelling the Myth Award.

And Apple sold 3.47 million Macintosh computers, the most ever in a quarter, dispelling fears that the iPad would hurt those sales.

Its conclusions, however, cannot but lead us to embark on a process of dispelling the myth of a humanitarianism based solely in the world of ethics.

Proof that de novo mutations play an important causal role in some cases may help in dispelling a popular misconception 218 that "genetic" and "inherited" are synonymous terms.

Bush described START as "a significant step forward in dispelling half a century of mistrust".

Firstly, I'll start by dispelling a few popular myths.

He is dispelling a major misconception that N.B.A. players neither play nor care for defense.

Without detailed memories to draw upon, dispelling a black mood can seem impossible.