Sentence examples for disposed of the notion from inspiring English sources

But he disposed of the notion that the house I was brought up in, and the landscape he and I knew, was anything other than something to be brushed aside".

Trump long ago disposed of the notion of normal constitutional courtesy when, without a shred of evidence or truth, he accused Obama of "wiretapping" him i.e., committing a grave crime.

That, if nothing else, should dispose of the notion of Barton as an unworldly academic.

So let's dispose of the notion that doing non-political interviews is below any political office.

"We need to dispose of the notion that the bias was an unintended consequence of the war on drugs," Zavell told VICE, referencing the recent reveal by a Nixon's aide that the administration explicitly used drug laws to criminalize black power organizations and left-wing activists.

The skates were disposed of soon after.

Second, it disposed of the air-pollution connection.

In recent years, evidence of this sort has been taken to suggest that mental lexicons should be excluded from cognitive architectures, and that accounts of lexical competence should dispose of the largely metaphorical notion of an "internal word store" (e.g., Elman 2004, 2009; Dilkina, McClelland & Plaut 2010).

(Kerouac helped dispose of the knife).

How should I dispose of the ball?

I would dispose of the drug war.