Sentence examples for the dispelling from inspiring English sources
verb
To drive away by scattering, or to cause to vanish; to clear away; to banish; to dissipate.
Today I thought I'd tell you a couple of snippets about Arcadia Elementary School, which in October was presented the Dispelling the Myth Award by The Education Trust.
To see a video of Pass Christian High School alumna Robin Roberts congratulating her alma mater on its winning of the Dispelling the Myth Award, click here.
A disjointed rather than a uniform style the contrasting of the comic and the tragic rather than their reconciliation in the tragicomic, the dispelling of illusion by blatant theatrical devices, the use of distorted perspectives seemed to him the most appropriate style for 20th-century theatre.
Their aim: increased visibility and the dispelling of apathy.
The victory dispelled the notion that the European contenders would wilt in the Southern California heat.
The author dispels the confusion over the fourth man, Clifford Gray, a failed composer and playboy.
The vision of Mr. Michael performing with the Rockettes dispelled the dark mood.
The Revolutionary War dispels the idea that Americans were great marksmen.
The discovery dispelled the previous belief that its conditions were too cold and inhospitable for unfrozen water.
But on Thursday, the White House dispelled the notion that additional policy steps were coming.
But in the short term, the tendency to dispel the murk around charities' activities may work the other way.
