Sentence examples for had dispelled from inspiring English sources

By 1926, Russian settlers had dispelled Canada's shaky claim.

The scopolamine patches that Tom and I were wearing on our necks had dispelled my two biggest fears.

Mr. Biamonte said Democrats had dispelled Republican-fostered myths that they would import big-city ills to suburbia.

Ed Morrissey, a conservative blogger and talk-show host, said that Trump had dispelled fears that "globalists" inside the Administration had moderated his approach.

On the way out, she stopped to return the medal and to tell the maid how it had dispelled her mistress's mood.

John Curtice, professor of politics at Strathclyde University, said on his What Scotland Thinks blog that the poll had dispelled any hopes that Murphy's election would prove to be a magic bullet for Scottish Labour.

Scholars have dispelled this myth.

Rouhani and Khamenei have dispelled this for now.

The past couple of weeks should have dispelled any doubts about the vitality of chess.

" at the next ballgame or school assembly, make sure you've dispelled these myths first.

The injury to Tamarillo can only have dispelled their last drop of optimism.