Sentence examples for dispelling of from inspiring English sources

There are also a few signed works, such as those of the two brothers Zātspram and Mānushchihr, or Mardān-Farrukh's Shkand-Gumānīk Vichār ("Final Dispelling of Doubts"), an apology of the Mazdean religion directed against Manichaeism, Christianity, Judaism, and Islam.

Then there is Carthy's singular tuning of his guitar – and his own endearing dispelling of its perceived uniqueness: "I tuned my guitar a different way from normal, to try and get a resonant sound that worked well.

While the verdict on Saturday brought the Cicciaros satisfaction — they immediately proclaimed it a vindication of Daniel and a dispelling of the claims of racism — on Sunday, Joanne Cicciaro reconsidered.

The ceremony that accompanies the placing of the remains involves "empowerments and prayers for purification and blessing of the ashes (Ru cho) with three days of prayers for the dead, and for dispelling of obstacles, called a Drupcho".

A disjointed rather than a uniform style the contrasting of the comic and the tragic rather than their reconciliation in the tragicomic, the dispelling of illusion by blatant theatrical devices, the use of distorted perspectives seemed to him the most appropriate style for 20th-century theatre.

Their aim: increased visibility and the dispelling of apathy.

"Mom-in-chief" dispels all of that.

They seem to think that tackling such beliefs is a question of dispelling ignorance, of educating people in the "right" way of thinking.

We asked students to tell us their stories about being practicing Muslims, in the hopes of dispelling some of the misconceptions about the religion.

Carrera is quick to dispel one assumption of the game.

Its conclusions, however, cannot but lead us to embark on a process of dispelling the myth of a humanitarianism based solely in the world of ethics.