Sentence examples for dispelled fears from inspiring English sources

Once in office, the PP dispelled fears that it would attempt to undermine regional devolution or democracy.

He had, at least in part, dispelled fears that his old K.G.B. ways would dominate his management of the country.

Improved overseas demand and a string of government-mandated stimulus measures have gradually propped up growth and dispelled fears of a hard landing in China.

When Egypt's revolution began later that month, the sight of Christians chanting alongside Muslims in Tahrir Square, Qur'ans and crosses held aloft, momentarily dispelled fears of sectarian carnage.

But overall the quality and the speed of the discussion dispelled fears that the rules would make the 90 minutes stilted or slow-moving.

Ed Morrissey, a conservative blogger and talk-show host, said that Trump had dispelled fears that "globalists" inside the Administration had moderated his approach.

Dispelling fears is also a numbers game.

The report, he added, "should further dispel fears of a hard landing".

Mr. Beeson tried to dispel fears that Citadel could have trouble financing itself.

He was quick to dispel fears that a sore back would prevent his involvement.

Flanagan, the mastermind behind the artworks, hopes to dispel fears still surrounding germs and DIY biology.