Sentence examples for having been refuted from inspiring English sources

After the 2008 financial crisis had struck, the Australian economist John Quiggin published an illuminating work called Zombie Economics, describing theories that still somehow shambled around even though they were clearly dead, having been refuted by actual events in the world.

No third category of significance besides that of a priori analytical and a posteriori synthetic statements was admitted: in particular, Kant's synthetic a priori was banned as having been refuted by the progress of science itself.

At 499b, having been refuted by Socrates, he casually allows that some pleasures are better than others; and as noted above, hedonism was introduced in the first place not as a thesis he was keen to propound, but as the answer to a question he could not avoid — viz, the stronger should 'have more' of what?

These claims have been refuted by DrugScience.

In recent times the idea has gained currency that Marxism has been "refuted by history".

Expansionary austerity has been refuted and even the IMF sayis that short-run multipliers are big.

Every piece of this revisionist history has been refuted in detail.

Reports of the said meeting and alleged discussions are a complete fabrication and have been refuted by the presidency.

But when others suggested Dr. Gould had been refuted, Philip Kitcher, a philosopher of science at Columbia University, rode to his defense.

No lives are saved, and no intruders are repelled; the dense and hysterical mythology of gun love has been refuted again and again.

That has been refuted by the former Republican presidential nominee John McCain, who criticised the US intervention so far had been "very, very ineffective, to say the least".