Sentence examples for dispel are from inspiring English sources

At the core of Dispel are two different ways of connecting computers to the Internet (with smartphone support coming in the future).

Talking of myths, one of the hardest to dispel is that the Strasbourg court is unelected.

One of the myths that biologists are keenest to dispel is that pandas are bad at breeding.

Alaska, despite the stereotypes that may prevail (stereotypes that Palin does little to dispel), was quick to shun the Tea Party.

"The first myth to dispel is that the fashion industry is ahead of the curve," says Sanderson.

Another misconception that Iaconelli is helping to dispel is that the average angler is a 40-something from the South.

"The myth to dispel is that with an augmentation, people will easily become superhuman.

Which, considering the common stereotype of gamers (one that I in no way strive to dispel) is amazing, really.

One Viking cliché that the British Museum dispelled was that of the warriors' helmets.

"The greatest concern expressed by the ladies, which was quickly dispelled, was their idea they would be in a lockdown environment," he said.

In the absence of anyone actually arguing otherwise, one could only conclude that the doubts he was dispelling were his own.