Sentence examples for dispelled over from inspiring English sources

The number of preconceived notions and simple factual inaccuracies that can be dispelled over just a couple of hours is amazing.

And while much of that has been debunked and dispelled over the ensuing years, some effects still linger.

Such insights may initially have fallen within the 25% of "rubbish" research (Rivalry is now part of higher education's DNA', 5 August), as it was common belief that Darwin had dispelled Lamarckism over a hundred years ago.

Ghana have dispelled doubts over their chances of winning a fifth Africa Cup of Nations title following their lacklustre display against Guinea.

And while the specter of a massacre was dispelled quickly, confusion over what had happened -- and who was who -- persisted briefly as the police clapped handcuffs on four victims and questioned them closely, witnesses said.

But any thoughts that its maker might be more a shrewd P.R. man than an artist are dispelled in conversation over morning coffee and a few fresh-baked madeleines in an airy, glass-walled back-garden space — the Cronuts having all gone in the dawn hours.

His win in the Indy 300 at the Miami-Homestead speedway ought to have dispelled any doubts over the wisdom of his off-season defection away from the title-winning Andretti Green team and heralded another year with the Union flag flying high over American racetracks.

But any thoughts that its maker might be more a shrewd P.R. man than an artist are dispelled in conversation over morning coffee and a few fresh-baked madeleines in an airy, glass-walled back-garden space the Cronuts having all gone in the dawn hours.

Fears over a lack of match sharpness were dispelled in her victory over Keys and Williams is feeling strong.

Any chances of an early tournament shock were dispelled inside the first two overs as Kenya were reduced to one for four.

The interview seemed partly intended to dispel concerns over Mr. Gao's health and state of mind since his disappearance.