Sentence examples for refuse to dispel from inspiring English sources

This year, however, may be different, as the dark clouds cast over the horizon stubbornly refuse to dispel because of worries about Y2K.

The ensuing grief refuses to dispel.

But Mr Obasanjo refuses to dispel suspicion that he may try to force through a constitutional amendment to stay in office for a third term.

Most here refused to deal with the practicalities of moving to dispel any notion that they were leaving willingly.

The FCA figures also appear to dispel some suggestions that pension providers are simply refusing to offer savers access to their cash.

Refusing to apologise, the Uruguayan said he "regretted nothing", which did little to dispel the image of a man seemingly close to breaking point.

Though Merchant had sought to dispel them of that notion, he could not bring himself to refuse entry outright, largely on account of Jon Whyte's reputation.

First, work to dispel distrust.

This book means to dispel those notions.

It is useful to dispel two myths.

This Galbraith is at pains to dispel.