Sentence examples for has since disputed from inspiring English sources

[This issue is covered in Amy: her father has since disputed the film's version of events] How did you feel when she made it all into a song?

The ministry of health has since disputed the amount of money allocated to the Coalition and promised to hand over "all documentary evidence" to the auditors, who said this case was of the "utmost concern".

(Indeed, the other prisoner, Donta Allen, has since disputed the official account, telling a local television station that the police were "trying to make it seem like I told them that, I made it like Freddie Gray did that to his self. Why the [bleep] would he do that to his self?") These claims were made in official police statements and records.

For those of us who recall the medical dark ages of late 80s celebrity, you see, Michael was also the trailblazer on the whole sex addiction thing, with his rehab admission in 1990 widely held to be for the then little-known disease (he has since disputed that reading of his difficulties, and, indeed, seems to have rowed back on the whole oral sex diagnosis).

Alig has since disputed that the police found crystal meth on him, telling Page Six that the police had mistaken what were healing crystals for drugs.

Historian Ronald Hutton has since disputed the connection; he noted reindeer spirits did not appear in Siberian mythology, shamans did not travel by sleigh, nor did they wear red and white, or climb out of smoke holes in yurt roofs.

Senior colleagues have since disputed that account.

There have been various attempts to define and refine it since the early 1980s, when a Mexican architect and conservationist called Héctor Ceballos-Lascuráin claims he coined the expression (although others have since disputed he was the first).

Several local sources, as well as a Kurdish Democratic party spokesman and a medical centre, confirmed Mohanad al-Aqidi's death to numerous NGOs (members of his family have since disputed the reports, and al-Aqidi's fate is currently unclear).

Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts claimed that Massachusetts has "the worst ratio of white voter turnout to African-American turnout," a statistic public officials in that state have since disputed.

But Williams has not explained how his version of events shifted dramatically over the course of 12 years and several Iraq War veterans have since disputed whether he was anywhere near the attack.