Sentence examples for demonstrated to be wrong from inspiring English sources
Science is the best thing that has happened to humankind because its results can be questioned, retested, and demonstrated to be wrong.
Such ideas, he said, were "easily demonstrated to be wrong" and "refuted by experience", but "like zombies, they refuse to die no matter how many times you think they should have been killed".
From the 55 junctions randomly selected from the strand-specific libraries, 45 were experimentally validated and 10 were demonstrated to be wrong, presenting a validation rate of 81.8% (Additional file 7).
But their targets depend on intelligence that is routinely demonstrated to be hopelessly wrong.
If the agent of the insurer asks the applicant a question the answer to which is a matter of opinion and if the answer turns out to be wrong, the insurer must demonstrate bad faith or fraudulent intent in order to void the contract.
"He took the personal risk to demonstrate what was wrong with the system," said Fehr, the executive director of the players association.
As he tried to demonstrate what was wrong with the song, Colbert joined in, and soon, the two were giving the old tune some groovy new lyrics. .
Let's take Kallam's argument seriously for a moment, in order to demonstrate why it is wrong to conflate these two examples as being equally deserving of legal protection under the framework of religious freedom.
And, as Hurricane Katrina tragically demonstrates, it was wrong to believe that state governments are capable of discharging the federal government's responsibilities.
At a time when our pride in America and frustration with the Soviet's was at its peak, Vince McMahon (CEO of WWE) had the foresight to create a character to lash out on and demonstrate what was wrong with communism.
