Sentence examples for Debunk with from inspiring English sources

See page 23 of my report for Carnegie UK Trust for a good solid debunk with references.

But any notion that Anton's lacks a standout quality is quickly debunked with a bite into one of its dry-aged steaks.

A group effort, at www.clavius.org, debunks with gusto; its main author, Jay Windley, named the site for the Moon base in Arthur C. Clarke's classic science fiction novel, "2001: A Space Odyssey".

Alkaline water has attracted the most comprehensive debunking, with the international nutritional world in consensus over the idea that your body already regulates pH on its own, because you'd die if it didn't.

He told Fortune magazine back in 2000 that he "could be the first presidential candidate to run and make money on it". His claims of private philanthropy have been repeatedly debunked, with investigative reporting showing that he didn't follow through on pledged donations and used his charitable foundation to pay his personal bills — or to give away other people's money in lieu of his own.

Firstly, to contribute further to the debunking of the Blue Monday myth and to chase that debunking with some facts that are deserving of press time today.

It is heartening to note that exaggerated claims are often just that, and can be debunked with good analysis, better data and, most importantly, common sense.

Each of these will be debunked with verifiable facts.

"It can't be debunked with facts, only by name calling," he said.

If you want to see the falseness of this promise debunked with charts and numbers, read this and this.

But that narrative may need debunking — with new research suggesting that anger, more than hunger, is to blame.