Sentence examples for debunking rumors from inspiring English sources

The Girl Scouts have made modifications, said Robert McCarty, executive director of the National Federation for Catholic Youth Ministry, which has a Web page devoted to debunking rumors about the Girl Scouts.

After debunking rumors of his impending demise, Jobs slashed the price of the cheapest iPod Touch to a gamer-friendly $229 (from $299) and previewed an advertisement pushing the iPod Touch as a gaming gadget.

Hot damn, am I a lucky guy," Franco wrote on Oct. 24, debunking rumors that linked him to the three actresses.

It chronicles the events as experienced at Stuyvesant, debunks rumors, delves into fears, captures good deeds, channels community voices.

For all the Obama team's digital bells and whistles, among them a lightning-fast site to debunk rumors during the campaign, Internet-fed myths still rage.

The swine flu virus did not result from a laboratory accident, the World Health Organization said Thursday, working to debunk rumors started by an Australian virologist and circulated by news outlets all over the world.

And while we're at it, it should be mentioned that his publicist debunked rumors that he has been dating someone who shows up at awards shows in her underwear.

But the overheated Twitter rhetoric may have a few positive effects, spurring efforts by news media, advocates and individuals like Dr. Thomas R. Frieden, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, to go into overdrive posting facts and hosting chat sessions to debunk rumors and quell fear.

The site is also littered with tidbits of trivia about the characters, as well as FAQs and debunked rumors.

AT&T is still remaining mostly mum on when they'll have an iPhone tethering option available, only speaking up to debunk rumors of pricing or availability.

Short hair, don't care!" Kimble also debunked rumors that Beyonce just took out her extensions to show off her natural locks.