Sentence examples for debunked theory from inspiring English sources

These scenes resemble drawings in the alchemical tradition, which gave rise to a now debunked theory that the thirteenth-century natural philosopher Roger Bacon wrote the book.

And she promised during her presidential campaign that, were she elected, she would sign into law a bill based on the scientifically debunked theory of fetal pain.

Trump also promoted a debunked theory in 2015 that thousands of people in New Jersey, specifically Muslims, were cheering as the World Trade Center collapsed.

A proponent of the thoroughly debunked theory that vaccines cause autism, Kennedy's implication that any real debate exists is genuinely troubling.

Now, in support of his debunked theory, Wakefield interviews Dr Jim Sears, the son of the American doctor who developed an "adjusted" vaccination schedule still favoured by parents who distrust national recommendations on protecting their children.

Weirdly, the show's title is itself a debunked theory rather than a fun bit of trivia – although admittedly We Share 50% Of Our DNA With A Banana wouldn't be quite as catchy.

But the debunked theories are likely to persist in some circles.

Trump since appears to have abandoned plans to investigate debunked theories linking childhood immunisations and autism.

Literature and hotlines spread debunked theories about immunizations, falsely warning that they cause autism and lead to other health problems.

Dr Tehrani, who has previously studied cultural change over generations in areas such as textiles, debunked theories that the tale emerged in China, arriving via the Silk Route.

In October 2015, a study debunked theories that Facebook is the biggest threat to your relationship because it encourages people to cheat.