Sentence examples for you dispel from inspiring English sources

Will you dispel those rumors?

"You dispel it as popular myth of teams that are jealous of Manchester United's success".

You say things you haven't thought out, and you dispel the magic in the bargain.

You dispel the NRA myth that gun death is largely an urban "minority" thing.

To help you dispel some of your worries and insecurities, I'd like to touch on five of the many concepts I've borrowed from different disciplines that continue to help make me a more confident leader, decision maker and person.

Some girls may view this as wimpy or a cop-out, so make sure that when you meet her, you dispel that suspicion immediately.

A gimmick? You'll dispel all cynicism once you taste the quality of the cocktails.

While some players might be "hesitant about employing an economist with union experience," he wrote, a full review of his work, "along with the nature of the tasks ahead of you, should dispel such reservations".

In order to be honest, you must dispel the image of a hopeful and hard-working human, or group of humans, slaving for months or years on a book/film/TV series, nervously emailing their friends about the launch, crossing their fingers, wishing and praying, then opening a newspaper and bursting into tears.

"That by coming out you could dispel myths and stereotypes.

So, my millennial friends, I have an opportunity for you to dispel those ridiculous stereotypes and make a real difference.