Sentence examples for I would refute from inspiring English sources

And the lawyer at the lectern, a Louisiana prosecutor named Carla S. Sigler, responded, "I would refute that, Justice Thomas," indicating that he had articulated a proposition capable of refutation.

But it is clear by the way the coroner adjourned it that he recognised there was information that the police could have acted on.' Detective Supt David Weeden, leading the hunt for Mr Lawrence's killers, said: 'I would refute any suggestion that we were slow to react or reluctant.

If anything, I would refute that claim and say that Detroit, if anything, now is more of an empty canvas.

'I'd refute Paul's point that "current pop singers are geniuses of self-promotion, but not, as such, musicians expressing glamorous ideas", she tells me.

"If so I'd refute his letter point by point and then on background rip his nuts off and discredit him if I had anything".

He said it would refute the story "that Ukip voters are all retired half colonels living on the edge of Salisbury Plain".

If their complete lack of open flowers arose by adaptive evolution, it would refute the present theory; if it arose by breakage it would support it.

I had provided the court with reasoning which would refute the charges, and I continue to hold to my belief.

When I was 15, I noticed that one person would suggest that I do something one way, while someone else would refute that.

Glenys Stacey says she would refute that.

The hope at the time was that the larger studies would refute the findings of the smaller one.