Sentence examples for is dispel from inspiring English sources
verb
To drive away by scattering, or to cause to vanish; to clear away; to banish; to dissipate.
All Ms. Pessl must do is dispel the suspicion that she is dawdling and indicate that serious ingenuity is at play.
Despite the pundits' warning that Republicans will now have second thoughts about Mr. Bush, what Mr. McCain's victory will do instead is dispel any hesitancy by the party about Mr. Bush's candidacy.
What we were trying to do is dispel the commonly held notion that DMLS parts are not strong enough or accurate enough for real-world applications," said Phillip Conner, DMLS project manager for Solid Concepts.
All we've done this season is dispel those myths," Sowell said.
Another challenge for "Push Girls" is dispelling the impression that these women are representative.
This worry is dispelled as you walk towards The Night Watch.
He is dispelling a major misconception that N.B.A. players neither play nor care for defense.
Love me for your job," Catherine pleads — is dispelled in its thrilling, poetic final image.
In "Mistress America," filmed on the fly with a reduced crew, that sense is dispelled.
My initial scepticism is dispelled immediately when biting into a raspberry-flavoured version – cruffins are delicious.
And then we arrive in Guca and any notion of Swiss tranquillity is dispelled.
