Sentence examples for is being refuted from inspiring English sources

Hitler is being interrupted, he is being criticised, he is being refuted if necessary".

The Scottish landscape has changed, possibly for ever, but the "lingering death" forecast by the Scottish FA's chief executive, Stewart Regan, two and a half years ago is being refuted in country's North-east.

Dave Beeler, a producer of "Safety Geeks: SVI," about a threesome who make the world more dangerous as they try to protect it, said the "fallacy that anyone post-MTV has no attention span" is being refuted by the success of original video Web sites.

In fact, minutes after the Associated Press, CNN and Fox News reported Wednesday that an arrest had been made, the information was being refuted by other sources via television and social media, he notes.

As Mr. Rabinow puts it: "The idea of someone going to the most technologically simple societies and trying to learn lessons about human nature by studying them, that's been refuted".

Evidence should continually be gathered to support or refute what is being claimed about the meaning of a test score" (Cizek, 2007, p. 20).

Clarke failed to take a number of Collins' arguments seriously, because the free will arguments being refuted were not his arguments.

"The Lock and Key" is a somewhat dated hypothesis and is currently being refuted, but it states that selection on females (to avoid insemination by males of other species) has caused female genital structures that "prevent entry or coupling by the male genitalia of other species" (p. 46).

Both of those claims are now being refuted.

According to Karl Popper, the great thinkers in the philosophy of science, a scientific idea has to be capable of being refuted.

In response to the Woman's Club article published in last week's Independent ("Neighbors launch petition," Jan . 19, I'd like to make some points that are being overlooked and refute some others.