Sentence examples for banishing any from inspiring English sources

The lighting is almost as bright and even as a television sitcom, banishing any Expressionist shadows.

I thought the production was exceptional, giving the characters dignity and depth and banishing any trace of stereotype.

And on certain afternoons, several busloads of elementary school children converge on the room at once, banishing any tranquillity.

The mid-calf hemline that began at Céline and now rules the catwalks was upheld, but with deep splits or scooped-out peekaboo arcs banishing any austerity.

Probably when Robert Huth looped in their third at Manchester City, banishing any thoughts of the hosts mounting a real comeback.

So, for now, it is about banishing any unwarranted pangs of panic and refocusing on the task at hand: to defeat the weakest team in the group.

It should also banish any notion of a curse.

The idea was to banish any trace of old-school diesel noise, smell and sluggishness.

But in either specification, the Sonic handily banishes any nagging memories of the Aveo it replaces.

And the first two matches in Pakistan have banished any thoughts of a walkover.

That sense of solace during tough times helps banish any notion of the film as an arty exercise in observation.