Sentence examples for debunks the notion from inspiring English sources
In this and other works, such as "Cowboy Mouth" (written with Patti Smith, in 1971), Shepard debunks the notion of the arrival myth.
The movie's journalistic centerpiece is an extended interview with Willie Coffee, Johnson's childhood friend, who gently debunks the notion that he might have made an actual Faustian bargain.
Lars T Lih's Lenin Rediscovered, for instance, roundly debunks the notion that Lenin ever wanted to create something distinct from the large and democratic Social Democrats of Germany.
"It debunks the notion of the frivolous lawsuit," Stephen Daniels, senior research fellow at the American Bar Foundation, a nonpartisan research group.
McGrath also debunks the notion, popularised by physicists such as Stephen Hawking, that physical laws – which are merely descriptive, not causative – can ever provide a complete explanation of the universe.
"The report strongly debunks the notion that affordable housing is only a problem for poor and low-income workers," the A.F.L.-C.I.O. said in a news release from its president, Denis Hughes.
Dr. Ariely said these results did not necessarily debunk the notion of connoisseurship.
The Peoria paper, for example, debunked the notion that Johnson and Sims were "exchanging pleasantries" when she died.
Food science experts have been trying to understand — and debunk — the notion ever since.
