Sentence examples for falsifying as from inspiring English sources

A distinguishing feature of scientific thinking is the search for falsifying as well as confirming evidence.

"You can falsify as much as you want.

The organization also said it was concerned about large numbers of early and absentee votes, which it said were easier to falsify, as well as the use of government resources to support the incumbent president.

Mulkidjanian is also wrong if he thinks one can experimentally "falsify" (as Karl Popper hopefully, but erroneously influenced a generation of mostly-British and German scientists) what happened nearly 4 billion years ago by current efforts mostly of analysis and argumentation, and not direct experimentation.

It is rare to see a thesis actually falsified as it is being articulated.

It is at least possible that these identities were falsified, as Iraq had custody of those documents, while it occupied Kuwait.

She asserted that photographs and letters indicating he was at the prison camp were falsified as part of a Nazi plot aimed at dealing a blow to Stalin.

I'm sure that lots of history is being falsified as you read this -- there are several three-letter agencies I don't trust at all -- but two cases involving the federal budget caught my eye.

Electoral officials found no evidence that 500,000 votes had been falsified, as Mr Nikolic alleged, while foreign monitors declared the vote to have been fair.

Many of Darwin's ideas and assertions of fact have been falsified as evolutionary science has developed and has continued to confirm his central concepts.

They also believe that any evidence of a literary career was falsified as part of the effort to shield the true author's identity.