Sentence examples for more dispel from inspiring English sources

You can no more dispel her from your mind than you can switch off a bonfire.

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Lou Dobbs of CNN said that Mr. Obama should do more to dispel the claims.

As a sector, we must do more to dispel these myths and give our customers a voice.

It should be noted that a quote like "It'll be on time" or "It's not delayed" might have done more to dispel the rumors than the actual quote, which basically tells us that it'll get here when it gets here.

The Patent Office is having no more success dispelling this myth than is the Naval Department in dispelling the myth that an American fleet ordered a Canadian lighthouse to yield the right of way.MIKE MYERSLos Altos Hills, CaliforniaSIR The information age has affected my reading of The Economist.

The Yano institute report said that sales of luxury goods had been expected to drop after the disaster, but instead "sales of bridal jewelry rose" and "pricey items sold at department stores began to find more buyers, dispelling the bad mood".

Then again, voters in many states have only just begun to be acquainted with Mr. Obama, and more familiarity may breed more comfort — and dispel some of the savage myths about him, such as the one claiming that he is a Muslim who doesn't pledge allegiance to the American flag.

In an upcoming post, we will talk more about CCSS -- dispelling more of the myths and misinformation about the standards and focusing on the equity in education that we can build through a system of higher standards and stronger schools for all of our children.

As president, he might even help to dispel more of those tiresome stereotypes.

"The more we can dispel the myths around Las Vegas the better destination it is," Ortega said.