Sentence examples for a pointed refutation of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Comey's announcement was, arguably, the worst possible good news Mrs. Clinton's presidential campaign could have hoped for: no criminal charges, but a pointed refutation of statements like one she flatly made last August.

A point-by-point refutation of a detailed critique might not be a good idea.

It also created a point-by-point refutation of each argument.

A sophistical refutation (a refutation of the sort a Sophist might make) depends on some fallacy that the questioner counts on the answerer not spotting.

But no, this isn't a miracle, nor even a refutation of the rule.

What was needed, then, was a sophisticated refutation of Aristotle from a Platonist point of view.

To adherents of a certain storyline, the performance was as much an affront as the result, a refutation of faith.

I have now inserted a refutation of a recent flawed criticism of such replacement [ 170].

This provided neither a theoretical basis for belief nor a refutation of skeptical arguments.

To me, Robinson is a powerful refutation of this idea.

The results were a sobering refutation of Osborn.