Sentence examples for can be refuted from inspiring English sources
Do not lie about anything that can be refuted.
I myself do not think that it can be refuted at all.
Trump's lies arrive with such rapidity that before one can be refuted a new one comes to take its place.
But anyone who thinks we don't have good ways to stimulate demand can be refuted with this observation alone.
In his book "The Shifting Point," the director wrote that Golding's fable is so beautiful that "it can be refuted as a trick of compelling poetic style".
The other arguments advanced - compositions "that leave Rubens behind", the revelation of the "unknown" (ie undocumented) - can be refuted by example: like "foreshortening that would be impossible in drawings or paintings".
In other words, if we rationalise that our beliefs are beyond the realms of testing, they can never be refuted – therefore they become strong beliefs, resistant to contradictory evidence.
To make a wild generalization that I'm sure can easily be refuted, liberal areas such as Marin seem to focus this desire on the beginning and the end of life, and in more conservative areas it gets expressed at other life stages — such as with homeschooling.
Claims of this nature cannot be substantiated, nor can they be refuted; it is improbable that all human dramatic forms were directly inspired by puppets, but it seems certain that from a very early period in man's development puppet theatre and human theatre grew side by side, each perhaps influencing the other.
Thus, the washout effect has not been proven, but neither can it be refuted.
