Sentence examples for dispel any doubt from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has stepped forward to dispel any doubt.

A GLANCE at the week's events should dispel any doubt that the holidays are fast approaching.

She wrote separately, she said, to dispel any doubt about the Supreme Court's tolerance of such comments.

As if to dispel any doubt about her medical condition, Williams stroked two winning forehands on the first two points of the next game.

The goal was to minimize confusion and dispel any doubt that a generic was therapeutically equivalent to the brand-name drug.

He notes that David Cameron's language on lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights should dispel "any doubt that the Conservative party was changing its attitude towards gay people".

Facebook executives say they want to dispel any doubts about what the setting means.

Yet the realisation of the work is of such a standard as to dispel any doubts.

With this new book, he proposed to dispel any doubts that innocents were in danger, a passage he underlined.

He seems to understand that steadiness is a political necessity to dispel any doubts about his maturity.

But yesterday, U.A.W. officials sought to dispel any doubts among the membership that they could still stand up to management.