Sentence examples for should be dispelled from inspiring English sources

Any feelings of nostalgia for adolescence should be dispelled by the exacting intimacies of this first novel.

Any illusions about the selflessness of the age restriction should be dispelled by the rule itself: Americans are allowed to declare for the N.B.A. Draft once they're nineteen years old and just one year out of high school.

The myth about the association between insulin and advanced disease and deaths should be dispelled by providing accurate and timely information to the patients.

According to the histopathological changes of PWS, the main difficulty of the treatment is that the expanded and deformed capillary network in the superficial dermis should be dispelled to eliminate abnormal red lesion, while the epidermis and deep tissue should not be damaged to avoid scaring [ 2].

"I read ridiculous comments about the club going into administration when we're 10 points clear [of the relegation zone], well we're now 12 points clear and I don't see us in administration, so hopefully that rumour should now be dispelled".

The recognition that the diplomatic process of the 1970s gives to some of the legitimacy of Argentinian claims should not be dispelled or denied by the great United Kingdom through the exploitation of a more recent past, or for the greed of superpowers desperate to control the natural resources of the world.

Otherwise investor panic will not be dispelled.

One myth that could be dispelled by ZoomSphere's charts?

I also see that fear can be dispelled.

Such notions had to be dispelled.

From that moment, any doubt that the Conservative party was changing its attitude towards gay people should have been dispelled.