Sentence examples for as a decisive refutation from inspiring English sources

I am not proposing this line of argument as a decisive refutation of the views held by the current Republican presidential candidates.

This observation, by the way, also seems to me to be a decisive refutation of claims that we must have high structural unemployment because of the need to shift workers out of construction into something else.

Moritz Schlick published a review of Cassirer's book immediately after its first appearance [Schlick 1921], taking the occasion to argue (what later became a prominent theme in the philosophy of logical empiricism) that Einstein's theory of relativity provides us with a decisive refutation of Kantianism in all of its forms.

But there have certainly been notable exceptions such as Anselm and Descartes, and, in the last century, Charles Hartshorne (1962), Norman Malcolm (1960), and Alvin Plantinga (1974a, 1974b) If the ontological argument were sound, it would provide a rather decisive refutation of the argument from evil.

It's not the end of the road for Damore, though this decisive refutation of his complaint is a significant and public setback.

Langa sees Moeketsi as a decisive influence.

As long as a decisive blow is struck for disengagement.

Moreover, multireactivities did not appear as a decisive factor either.

Picture yourself as a decisive person.

If he could show that her faculties developed with only minimal sensory input, she might serve as a standing refutation of Lockean materialism.

Independent women with choices stand as a factual refutation to the watery stew of evolutionary psychology, macho posturing, and LAN party horse sense that these groups subsist on.