Sentence examples for disprove those from inspiring English sources

If he succeeds in energising Labour voters, he can disprove those critics who insist he's toxic at the ballot box.

Its economic ebullience before the recession seemed to disprove those who had long argued that it was fated to inevitable decline.

"If [countries] plant sink forests and make inflated claims for them, they know it will be impossible to either prove or disprove those claims.

In recent months, Summers has written a series of op-ed pieces calling for government stimulus in much more aggressive terms than Yellen uses, as if to disprove those who believed that he'd have been more hawkish than Yellen.

At a Democratic rally in Philadelphia last Sunday, he emphasized that his election in 2008 "was just the start of the journey" and encouraged supporters to disprove those who predict a depressed vote.

Believing that Democrats had to demonstrate their willingness "to discipline the welfare state," Van Dyk thought it important for Democrats to disprove those who say "we lack the guts to reform" Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid.

Richard M. Nixon and Ronald Reagan disproved those expectations.

Science disproved those unscientific assumptions.

No evidence thus far disproves those claims.

Lincecum said he took no pleasure in disproving those who have doubted his durability.

Neither of these assumptions are true, but instead of getting answers to our questions, we have to focus on disproving those assumptions.