Sentence examples for debunked with from inspiring English sources

But any notion that Anton's lacks a standout quality is quickly debunked with a bite into one of its dry-aged steaks.

Each of these will be debunked with verifiable facts.

"It can't be debunked with facts, only by name calling," he said.

If you want to see the falseness of this promise debunked with charts and numbers, read this and this.

The much-discussed Oregon Petition has been repeatedly debunked, with both the scientific credentials and the authenticity of its signatories' names being called into question.

Zachary Roth, over at TPMMuckraker has gotten a look-see at the next column coming from George Will and notes that Will has decided to stand behind his decision to cut-and-paste his way through his last column on global warming, which was debunked with alarming alacrity by many, many people who sort of noticed Will was misrepresenting the conclusions of other people's work.

Secret's founders were said to be in talks with Facebook, but Mike Isaac debunked that with sources saying it wasn't about an acquisition.

Last year, he debunked Dawkins with his own theory of evolution; this time around, in The Brain Show, he's delving into the inner recesses of his cerebellum with a performance that mixes hard fact with dizzying flights of comedic fancy.

The Museum of Modern Art's outsize 1963 black-and-white prints of Lartigue's photographs of speed and action were put on view in an anteroom only to be debunked inside, with all the albums and stereoscopes from which the great work was adapted put on view in "period" glass cases.

Finally, one cold night in February 2010, I stood up in middle of what would be my last "conversion therapy" meeting and debunked it with my exit.

Defying Victorian gentility, Wells debunked this propaganda with evidence that accusations of rape were a factor in less than one-third of lynchings.