Sentence examples for dispelling this notion from inspiring English sources

Dispelling this notion and defining what being Russian actually meant would become a struggle in its own right.

College did nothing to dispel this notion.

At first, he does little to dispel this notion.

The German transport minister, Wolfgang Tiefensee, tried to dispel this notion after the vote, saying that the sale would help expand the quality of service.

He did not dispel this notion when, in 2005, during an interview with Oprah Winfrey, he jumped up and down on a couch while declaring his love for the actress Katie Holmes.

Many investors already expect the E.C.B. to end its extended 12-month credits for banks this year, and Mr. Trichet said that he would not wish to "dispel" this notion.

And if the few times he blows his horn about his musical legacy seem equally infra dig (Dylan's lyrics are "without equal", but "musically" Donovan was "more creative and influential"), listening to some of his records quickly dispels this notion.

Numerous examples including the panda's thumb (Gould 1980), male nipples, and countless vestigial organs in humans (Shubin 2008) and other species have yet to dispel this notion.

Patton dispelled this notion by promising no involuntary layoffs.

Having Ambassador Roebuck speak out would help dispel this notion, and encourage a fairer trial.

The economic developments of the past century immediately dispel this notion.