Sentence examples for Disputing the idea from inspiring English sources

"ABC licensed material from the family," Alison Bridgman, a spokeswoman, said, disputing the idea that ABC had paid for the interview.

Mr. Feldstein angered some supply-siders by focusing on the dangers of the growing budget deficit and disputing the idea that tax cuts could pay for themselves.

"I'm disputing the idea that these are these powerful people who think that they have immunity, and that they can get away with things that everybody else can't get away with.

Advocates for the poor say the testing policies single out and vilify victims of the recession, disputing the idea that people on public assistance are more likely to use drugs.

Obama was very diplomatic about this, but he's clearly not disputing the idea that Russia may have changed the results of the 2016 election; that's the inescapable extension of his comments.

A cardiologist is disputing the idea that all saturated fats are unhealthy.

Most Europeans dispute the idea of just war, he notes.

I dispute the idea that we turn into our parents.

Mr. Huang also disputes the idea that foreigners routinely lose money.

Officials with the city's Department of Homeless Services disputed the idea that the program was foundering.

Republicans disputed the idea that the markets would react badly to the House vote.