Sentence examples for has always refuted from inspiring English sources
The 30-year-old won the WGC-Cadillac Championship in March, his first victory since taking six months out of the game to deal with "personal challenges", a move which ruled him out of the Ryder Cup at Gleneagles and prompted allegations - which he has always refuted - of a positive test for cocaine.
It seems a jarring note to mention before breakfast, but the fact is Taylor received a conviction for indecent assault in 2001 – although he has always refuted the allegations made by two female fans who visited his motorhome after an exhibition match in Fife.
The presidency denied all involvement in Aristegui's removal, just as it has always refuted any wrongdoing regarding the White House.
City have always utterly refuted any wrongdoing.
But I've always strenuously refuted these claims.
The neatness of this argument has always bothered me, but this is no refutation of it, nor am I interested in refuting it.
"My nose is crooked from a high school football accident, so I've always used that to refute the android theory.
In reality, this is a nonsense story that has been extensively refuted; I've always been struck in particular by the notion that a Congressional Democrat, holding office at a time when Republicans ruled the House with an iron fist, somehow had the mystical power to distort our whole banking system.
You always, always refute it.
This was always nonsense and Mr Clegg has successfully refuted the chancellor's argument".
