Sentence examples for without dispelling from inspiring English sources

It has devoted three strategy papers in six years to this topic, without dispelling the impression that it is still searching for a clear aim.

In response, Labour MPs made these objections and more yet without dispelling an impression that they would do anything to ignore the problem altogether.

One of the virtues of "Frost/Nixon," Ron Howard's adaptation of Peter Morgan's hit play, is that it brings the intelligence back to the forefront without dispelling the elements of menace and fraudulence that were also part of Nixon's temperament.

Mr. Ashkenazy, leading the Philharmonia Orchestra of London, gave a thoughtful, well-paced reading and put the work's hazy coloration to effective use in giving this landscape dimension and detail without dispelling its sense of mystery.

And I realise that mystery is the catalyst for imagination … What are stories besides mystery boxes?" S, in its elegant slipcase, is the mystery box that can be opened without dispelling its mystery.

The term, as she says, has to do with knowledge, and — Max Ophüls! — if pushed to define it in a nutshell, I'd say that sophistication is the art of having no illusions without dispelling those of people who do have some.

He jabbed the colt in the ribs-an old horseleech's trick to make an animal exhale audible-without dispelling his suspicions, & then began calling in veterinarians.

Alexander continued acting without ever dispelling the stench of George.

The answer, when it comes, provides an effective, existential chill, though without entirely dispelling the bafflement.

In the Brahms the ensemble's robust interplay countered the work's gravitas without thoroughly dispelling it.

Some of Leigh Anne's friends wonder if she is helping Michael out of a sense of "white guilt," a notion she laughs off without entirely dispelling.