disabused in a sentence

1. i disabused him of that notion.

2. he quickly disabused me of my fanciful notions

3. i'm suggesting i would like to be disabused of that notion.

4. darwin's theory of evolution disabused us of any lofty notions we might have about ourselves as the

5. Those who now hoped for typical Swedish power metal à la Sabaton and Hammerfall, had to be disabused.

6. never disabused, sylvain has always been able to appreciate being at the cross-roads of several arras.

7. at the general meeting of july 2, 1954, we have to record the departure of a slightly embittered and disabused president.

8. I had never seen this part of myself as incompatible with British politics or public opinion, but this vote has since disabused me of that.

9. The end of the Great Moderation should have disabused policymakers of their belief that low inflation guarantees future economic stability.

10. According to Carmichael, blacks, disabused of blind faith in whites, could now embark on a political mission to transform the nation on their own terms.

11. In truth the leading literary men of the epoch, Lessing, Goethe, Herder, etc. were cruelly disabused and disappointed by what they saw and experienced in their lodge life.

12. Anyone drawn to them because of a mistaken view that they offer a path toward the socialist transformation of society will be disabused of this notion, sooner rather than later.

13. Although he paid a price both socially and politically for this remonstration, Copernicus disabused a long-held belief, much to the chagrin of the Catholic Church and other astronomers of his day.

14. In the early beginnings of the 21st century – a century already violently disabused of any hopes that progress towards global peace and prosperity is inevitable — this new reality can no longer be ignored.

15. Influential entrepreneurs, who in the past would not have thought it possible to find a relationship in which their own person and not only their assets are loved, have been disabused by the dating agency in Zurich.

16. From this, you'll quickly be disabused of the notion that the depiction of the horse' legs has anything to do with the way the person died, with only about 30% of this city's statues conforming to the above "rules".

17. The experience of eight months of American military rule, combined with a natural and inevitable instinctive hostility to foreign, colonial occupation, have disabused all but the most naïve or corrupt Iraqis of any illusions in US “justice.”

18. He was quickly disabused of the notion that re-election had given him a “mandate” when his proposed Social Security reform died a quiet, unmourned death as it became clear early in 2005 that no one in either party in the Senate was going to support it.