Sentence examples similar to confuting their arguments from inspiring English sources

Women neither have any right to claim and demand as they have never been taught anything different, they have to embrace the trivialization of their personality because they are just "women" and have no right to make decisions nor to take initiatives that most likely would confute their presence reconsidering their status.

In the article on Collins in Birch's Dictionary, Birch notes that his "large and curious [library] was open to all men of letters, to whom he readily communicated all the lights and assistance in his power, and even furnished his antagonists with books to confute himself, and directed them how to give their arguments all the force of which they were capable" (Birch, quoted in Berman, 1975).

What were their arguments, really?

Some of their arguments are dubious.

Their arguments are even less persuasive now.

But here, too, their arguments look premature.

Eventually, their arguments exhausted, they retreated.

Their arguments are far from over.

And both sides defended their arguments.

She grew excited remembering their arguments.

The evidence seems to back their arguments.