Sentence examples for being dispelled from inspiring English sources

"One by one, the myths are being dispelled," he said.

Foreign customs and prejudices are slowly being dispelled.

"In addition," he said, "all the myths about corporate housing -- about the wear and tear of people moving in and out -- are being dispelled.

And as multi-ethnic areas from London to Birmingham, Liverpool and Bristol burned, a myth was being dispelled: that so-called "black youths" are largely behind such violence.

As the recriminations continue and the company's public-relations machine stumbles, the aura that surrounded the firm and allowed it to grow rapidly in recent years, even while charging premium prices, is being dispelled.

However, now nine games unbeaten in all competitions, the Red Devils look well placed to make their customary mid-season surge towards the top, with doubts over Moyes' appointment slowly being dispelled.

THOSE have been dispelled, for now.

Otherwise investor panic will not be dispelled.

Most misconceptions were dispelled by the teams.

It was dispelled in a hurry.

"All the concerns people had about Africa were dispelled".