Sentence examples similar to dispelled suspicion from inspiring English sources

But it has never dispelled suspicions that it has played a double game.

(That has not dispelled suspicions within China itself, however, about the safety of Chinese vaccines).

Neighbours spotted him digging a deep trench in his back garden but he dispelled suspicions by telling them he was building a sandpit for his son.

Previous "stress tests" of banks' balance-sheets have not dispelled suspicions that they have too little capital to cope with the effects of Europe's protracted economic weakness.

While Mrs. Clinton said Iran was entitled to peaceful nuclear energy, she said it had not dispelled suspicions of a military program despite its assertions that it needed nuclear fuel solely for power generation.

But Mr Obasanjo refuses to dispel suspicion that he may try to force through a constitutional amendment to stay in office for a third term.

Fortunately, ever since Roger Vadim's "And God Created Woman," she has shown downright genius in dispelling suspicion of either of these crimes.

The myth of perceptual innocence pre-emptively dispels suspicion of any kinship between his painting and Pop Art, Op Art or graphic design.

Mr. Soong, in turn, is trying to dispel suspicion among some groups that he might be too willing to compromise with the Communists.

Until the human race grows up to the point of allowing people to manage their own lives according to their own beliefs, it will be difficult to dispel suspicion of others.

The official message dissemination influences the rumor-spreading process and affects the public opinion, so it could be seen as an effective measure to positively influence behavior in an emergency to dispel suspicion and reduce irrational behavior [26].