Sentence examples for is a debunked from inspiring English sources

(The Atkins Diet has come under attack from those who says it puts a dangerous emphasis on meat and fat, but Heimowitz said that is a debunked myth that discourages people from trying a solution that could help them lose the weight for good).

Pantomimes have a specific sell-by date (and Irving Berlin's White Christmas is in Sunderland this year); but two National hits – His Dark Materials and War Horse – were widely defined as Christmas shows, though the former is a debunking of Christianity by the declaredly atheist Philip Pullman, and the latter deals with the slaughter of young men and animals in the Great War.

One of the most effective is a life or death scene where there is a debunking of the notion that all Afghan people, all Muslims are bad.

Frist's claim that the first English-language Bible in America was printed by Congress is a lie, debunked in a piece I wrote on Talk2Action.

So the result is a gently debunking variation on "Hamlet".

This is a brilliant debunking of the myriad excuses for inequality.

"Reading Chekhov" is, like Geoff Dyer's "Out of Sheer Rage," about its own failure to be something else -- a biography, a critical study, a literary travelogue -- and thus is a radical debunking of those genres.

This extraordinary document, filled with excerpts of testimony, is a thorough debunking of all the conspiracy theories Republicans have been trading ever since Benghazi happened.

One of the best TEDx talks I've watched is an efficient debunking of the stone-age diet by Christina Warriner.

Mr. Swedroe is a fan of debunking myths and slaughtering sacred cows.

TV illusionist Derren Brown said: "It's important people don't think that a test is a way of debunking or disproving.