Sentence examples for disproved in from inspiring English sources

That has been emphatically disproved in Beijing, where his getaways have been things of near-perfection.

Has it been disproved in favour of the multiregional model, as some have claimed?

This assumption, later called the inheritance of acquired characteristics (or Lamarckism), was thoroughly disproved in the 20th century.

ReprintsThe idea that a Republican could win without becoming more appealing to minority voters was disproved in 2012.

Experience May Not Count So many perceived truths about the playoffs were disproved in the first round.

The idea that he could be a quality backup behind a run-oriented quarterback was disproved in Philly last season.

Previously, before we made a crime report, we would try and prove or disprove – in some cases, not believing the victim.

The remarks were part of the point Kennedy was trying to disprove in some of the stubborn moments of his Presidency.

Another best-seller this year, Karen Armstrong's "The Case for God," likewise doesn't posit a Grandpa-in-the-Sky; rather, she sees God in terms of an ineffable presence that can be neither proven nor disproven in any rational sense.

A "senior Bush administration official" not in the protect-Saddam cabal tells me: "You cannot say the Czech report about a meeting in 2001 between Atta and the Iraqi is discredited or disproven in any way.

With all the irrational talk about the MMR (Measles, Mumps, Rubella) vaccine containing mercury (thimerosal) and being a potential cause of autism (disproven in multiple large clinical trials), there is a far greater risk of measles itself.