Sentence examples for as a factual refutation from inspiring English sources

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.

They tried different options, including a factual refutation of the linkage between vaccines and autism, a discussion of the diseases one could contract if unvaccinated, and even a story about a young child who contracted measles in a pediatrician's waiting room.

When Nils Hasselmo, the president of the University of Minnesota at the time, criticized a student group's decision to invite Stokely Carmichael to campus, citing Carmichael's bizarre assertion that Zionists had aided Nazism during the Second World War, Ellison wrote that Hasselmo had taken offense at the assertion "without offering any factual refutation of it".

As a factual matter, Clinton was wrong.

As a factual matter, this argument doesn't really hold up.

Well, firstly, as a factual matter, there certainly has been a strong resurrection.

For instance, 'X is a book' is regarded as a factual declaration about a thing.

This is just as much an issue of values, as a factual one.

The Senate hearing was not designed as a full refutation of Representative King's wild thesis, but it put a more human and factual face on a community that has been badly slurred.

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

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