1.   These two fine packages should dispel that notion.

2.   The President is attempting to dispel the notion that he has neglected the economy.

3.   Although he committed no new major state spending for his proposals, the new direction seemed an effort to dispel the notion that he was inflexible about social programs.

4.   And Garcetti has done nothing to dispel the notion that he has larger political ambitions.

5.   And with that, the Lakers might have also dispelled the notion they would no longer pay the big bucks for talent.

6.   Berry, however, wants to dispel the notion that she beat out Houston and Jackson out for the role.

7.   Blair was as eager as Major to dispel notions of a landslide.

8.   Both the manufacturer, German pharmaceutical giant Bayer, and the government have repeatedly tried to dispel that notion.

9.   A phalanx of geographers, historians and anthropologists has now mostly dispelled that notion.

10.   After the First World War had dispelled such notions, it was the turn of radio.