Sentence examples for being refuted from inspiring English sources
Hitler is being interrupted, he is being criticised, he is being refuted if necessary".
On economics, in particular, they are devoted to supply-side fantasies that keep being refuted by evidence — and their reaction is to try to suppress the evidence.
The Scottish landscape has changed, possibly for ever, but the "lingering death" forecast by the Scottish FA's chief executive, Stewart Regan, two and a half years ago is being refuted in country's North-east.
In fact, minutes after the Associated Press, CNN and Fox News reported Wednesday that an arrest had been made, the information was being refuted by other sources via television and social media, he notes.
Slowly it was established that, overwhelmingly, those who had come by boat were not "queue jumpers" or criminals or terrorists (a claim regularly made by ministers, despite being refuted by the government's own national security chief) but rather people fleeing genuine persecution and who were owed protection.
Dave Beeler, a producer of "Safety Geeks: SVI," about a threesome who make the world more dangerous as they try to protect it, said the "fallacy that anyone post-MTV has no attention span" is being refuted by the success of original video Web sites.
Can Skepticism Be Refuted?.The Refutation of Skepticism, Jonathan Vogel (Amherst College).The Challenge of Refuting Skepticism, Richard Fumerton (University of Iowa).4.4
Can skepticism be refuted?
Hereby that rumor was refuted.
