It is, too, altogether absurd to discuss Refutation without first discussing Proof: for a refutation is a proof, so that one ought to discuss proof as well before describing false refutation: for a refutation of that kind is a merely apparent proof of the contradictory of a thesis.
The "walk-in," who identified himself as a Chinese intelligence agent, had a detailed file on the W88, apparent proof that China had obtained a trove of American military secrets.
They were clear evidence that the weapon used with such devastating effect was a 1.7 ton torpedo with a net explosive weight of 250kg, and apparent proof of North Korea's involvement.
Apparent proof came with a picture on the band's Facebook page, showing the name "Dave" next to the drum faders on a studio mixing desk.
As apparent proof of its growing appeal Sergio Raimondi, an exponent of this new approach, won a Guggenheim memorial fellowship in 2007.
The first kind depends on the personal character of the speaker; the second on putting the audience into a certain frame of mind; the third on the proof, or apparent proof, provided by the words of the speech itself.
Besides, there in the final gallery was apparent proof: five pillars, surrounded by taps offering the company's sodas, each pillar devoted to a different continent.
The apparent proof that the chemical ban is starting to work shows the merits of taking concerted action against a long-term environmental threat, said Dr. Mario J. Molina, an expert on ozone chemistry at Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
In the Gulf, the first pictures of wounded Afghan babies have had tremendous impact: apparent proof that, as some mosque preachers have been saying, America is launching an all-out invasion of Afghanistan.
