Sentence examples for explode the notion from inspiring English sources

While the president's testimony proved to be less damaging than the advance leaks suggested, close scrutiny of Ms Lewinsky's testimony before the grand jury reveals numerous passages which explode the notion that the special prosecutor acted fairly.

The Teleharmonium and the Electrophone foreshadowed the broadcast of music by radio waves, but they also explode the notion that the telephone itself was ever a device that facilitated intimacy.

The extensive list of nations alone should be enough to explode the notion of a plot.

In some cases they explode the notion of a booth as just a place to put art, but making it a part of the art itself.

It explodes the notion, basic to assemblage, that the materials to make art are everywhere.

At Pacific Bell Park, the new home of the Giants overlooking the splendid bay, the menu explodes the notion of traditional ballpark food.

But Dan Barber is a gifted cook who explodes the notion of farmhouse fare, and his highly disciplined staff carefully avoids piousness.

Tuesday's bureau of justice statistics (BJS) report, produced in collaboration with RTI International, the research institute, explodes the notion – if its findings are accurate – that the figures the FBI publishes annually are anything other than hugely misleading.

Even as he explodes the notion that volunteers won the war, he underscores an equally pervasive idea that the actions of Congress and the American Revolution were one and the same.

After last week's stuttering performance by President Obama exploded the notion that he was going to coast home, and gave Mitt Romney a lifeline, we are now in a European-style four-week election campaign, where every twist and turn counts.

This dazzling mix of fun and fright also explodes the notion that animation is kid stuff.... It's 74 minutes of timeless movie magic".