Sentence examples for in its refutation from inspiring English sources

But while the film acknowledges that science has so far been consistent in its refutation of a vaccine-autism link, it fails to point out that even were such a link proved definitively, all that matters is that its victims number significantly fewer than those of the diseases vaccinations are designed to prevent.

However, a policy paper published by academics at Newcastle and Durham universities is blunt in its refutation of the post-Brexit power of the CTA: there is "virtually no possibility" that the border will continue operating as it is.

His "The Goophered Grapevine," the first work by a black accepted by The Atlantic Monthly (August 1887), was so subtle in its refutation of the plantation school of Thomas Nelson Page that most readers missed the irony.

In its refutation, the Open Letter uses a narration from Prophet Muhammad saying "There is no emigration after the Conquest [of Mecca], but jihad and [its] intention [remain].

I'll get to the doctrine and its refutation in a minute.

Its significance was immediately recognized by Fichte, who devoted much effort to its refutation in his Beiträge zur Berichtigung der Urteile des Publikums über die französische Revolution.

Washington was one of the first cities to embrace a faster, meaner genre called hardcore — an offshoot of punk that was also, in its way, a stern refutation of it.

Lewinton's book Not in our Genes, written with Steven Rose and Leon Kamin, is devoted in its entirety to the refutation of determinism and reductionism, as are many of the essays and books by Gould.

William was required to obtain an in-person refutation of the old charges by William of St. Barbara, who was now the Bishop of Durham.

The bishop cleared himself in his Refutation and Apology and accepted the pope's authority.

Voltaire's radicalism, then and now, lies not in his refutation of optimism but in his refusal of belief.