Sentence examples for * refutes in from inspiring English sources

(A term, and assertion, he strongly refutes in his Paris Review interview).

And it's exactly this narrative that the pianist ANY, a member of the collective, refutes in their interview with Africa is a Country.

Mr Hazell said: "The board refutes in the strongest possible terms any suggestion that information was redacted from the published report for any reason other than to protect the privacy and welfare of the Laura's daughter and immediate family".

In addition to refutations of 12 of the cosmogonic views (more of which he refutes in other works), Saadya provides us in the Amânât with proofs for the creation of the world ex nihilo by God.

They are refuted, in some detail.

That argument has been harder to refute in the past year.

Nor can this tribal morality be refuted in a laboratory.

Those accusations were refuted in Britain's longest civil trial, dubbed Mclibel, which ended in 1997.

This claim was soundly refuted in an article in the Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment & Technology Law.

"This is utterly without foundation and is refuted in the strongest possible terms.

"Figes's allegation has been convincingly refuted in the Russian press," the academics say.