Sentence examples for could be debunked from inspiring English sources

The Blair Witch stealth-marketing campaign could have only worked back then, when the internet was established enough to convince people they were really watching a documentary, but not so established that the whole thing could be debunked on Twitter a nanosecond later.

I'm sure that there are myths about careers in academia held by long-term industry scientists, myths that could be debunked just as easily as the industry myths I listed above.

Maddow's theory was so flimsy that it could be debunked by a quick glance at a map, let alone a phone call with an expert.

One way that this argument could be debunked would be to have a serious academic discipline divorced from religious affiliation of any kind producing highly ethically sensitive teachers, just what I think ethics as a field ought to do.

These misunderstandings need to be debunked by realities.

How many times does this has to be debunked?

That's scheduled to be debunked in seven hours.

The myth of "choice" must be debunked.

Racist myths are debunked only to rise again and be debunked once more.

Several common myths regarding R&D for NTDs need to be debunked, Erickson believed.

Tonight Mrs. Bachmann sought to separate herself from any suggestion that HPV vaccine could cause retardation, which has been debunked by experts.