Sentence examples for forcefully rebut from inspiring English sources

Rather, science must continue to forcefully rebut religion's unsubstantiated claims in public battles like this.

He asked his aides to draft a speech that would not only explain his position, but would also forcefully rebut the project's critics and reframe the debate.

No figure embodies these contradictions more than Mohamed Morsi, Egypt's new president, who tried last week to forcefully rebut President Obama's absolute defense of free speech at the United Nations.

Just as failing to forcefully rebut Holocaust denial is to disrespect the memories of those Jews and others who perished, so is failing to rebut the Armenian genocide denial an affront to the memories of the Armenians who died at Ottoman hands.

Also in the interview today, Marshal Fahim forcefully rebutted suggestions made by some Afghan officials that he himself might have conspired in the killing of Hajji Qadir.

President Clinton plunged into the presidential race today, forcefully rebutting Gov. George W. Bush's attacks on his administration and giving an extensive listing of his accomplishments in a fund-raising swing through upstate New York.

A1 President Clinton plunged into the presidential race, forcefully rebutting Mr. Bush's attacks on his administration and hinting that Mr. Gore had not sufficiently explained how his proposals differed from Mr. Bush's.

By forcefully rebutting Mr. Lieberman's repudiation of Annapolis, and in such a public fashion, Mr. Obama is issuing a warning to Mr. Netanyahu that the United States will push for a two-state solution, and will expect him to publicly articulate his own support for such an initiative, many experts said.

Hydrogeologist Philip LaMoreaux asserted in 1995 that the eruption caused significant climatic changes in the eastern Mediterranean region, Aegean Sea and much of the Northern Hemisphere, but this was forcefully rebutted by volcanologist David Pyle a year later.

The campaign moved forcefully to rebut the notion that Mrs. Clinton was giving up a state.

Second, to win, we have to clearly and forcefully expose and rebut appeals to prejudice.