Sentence examples for been exploded by from inspiring English sources

Now, that very privacy has been exploded by a court case brought by 20 of Mrs. Clark's grandnephews, grandnieces, great-grandnephews and great-grandnieces, including Mrs. Friedman.

That myth has been exploded by Ars, which ran a post yesterday called "Why ad blocking is devastating to the sites you love".

But his claim to that very "guilt" in retrospect has been exploded by the historian Michael H. Kater in his recent book "Composers of the Nazi Era".

This long-discredited theory, so convenient for the rich, has been exploded by the International Monetary Fund – no lefties – which finds that virtually all countries could raise top rates far higher and bring in significant extra sums.

Blight described Kelly's argument in similar terms as McCurry — an "old reconciliationist narrative" about the Civil War that, in the past half a century or so has "just been exploded" by historical research since.

"How many feminists does it take to change a light bulb?" "That's not funny!" If there ever was any truth in this old joke, it has been exploded by the Inside Amy Schumer sketches on Comedy Central.

Phlebotomy — and the Humoral Theory on which it rests — was exploded by Hunter twenty years ago".

Her story backed up her father's version, but was exploded by the Guardian's discovery of the BA documents.

The thin (0.1 and 0.5 µm thick) Mylar targets are exploded by the ASE of the SP (see Fig. 1a).

A bomb is exploded (by terrorists, of course, as the media report), killing quite a few people.

High energy density plasmas: we study the dynamics and physical properties of the hot, dense plasmas produced when fine wires are exploded by short high current pulses.