Sentence examples for disproof of from inspiring English sources
'disproof of' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to refer to evidence or arguments that prove something is false or incorrect. Here is an example: "The scientist's experiment provided a clear disproof of the commonly accepted theory, sending shockwaves through the scientific community."
A broad head, therefore, is no disproof of Nordic ancestry.
That this did not happen is further disproof of the paint-your-disk theory.
Whatever its origins, some are bound to see the decoupling as disproof of environmental nostrums.
EMERGENCY' PHASE AVOIDED Burden of Disproof of Admiral Robison's Contention is Called Government Concern.
But in fact - and with his new book, Yes Man, especially - Wallace is walking and constantly talking disproof of that.
But her letters could not be quoted in proof or disproof of these claims, and of course this prohibition made her seem all the more suspect.
There are no ontological (purely a priori) proofs or disproofs of God's existence.
For him, intellectual disproofs of God were trivial; what mattered was building a world that didn't give rise to mystification of any kind.
We live in an age of reason, a more secular culture than that of those great ghost writers, the Victorians; we rely on the proofs and disproofs of science, psychology and medicine, on the digital recording of much of our lives.
"I personally think Smolin's prediction is unlikely to be borne out, but he deserves our thanks for presenting an example that illustrates how a specific multiverse theory can be vulnerable to disproof," Dr. Martin Rees of Cambridge University wrote in his own book, "Our Cosmic Habitat".
In this world, the repeatedly false claims that Trump makes are immune to disproof by presentation of facts.
