Sentence examples for it will refute from inspiring English sources

Brechtken said the new print version will point out, for instance, how Hitler appeared to borrow his views from other sources, and it will refute his racist claims.

If hypercomputation turns out to be physically possible, it will refute Modest Physical CTT.

Mr. Sharon, whose reputation was built as a fierce and often controversial figure in all of Israel's wars -- from early commando raids that killed civilians to the 1982 invasion of Lebanon -- called the charges "a despicable political libel, and I will refute this libel with documents and facts".

But for this article I will refute his fundamental claim that AI in the cloud is the main event.

But I'll refute her wild generalisations with two words that are only a key-stroke away from readers of this blog.

When they see videos of victims crying and in distress recounting their abuse, they will refute it.

The reason is simple: the NRA fears the research will refute its propaganda against gun safety laws, and expose its bogus claims that measures like concealed carry laws save lives.

Plan it out, eat it up: Here's a stat that no one will refute: You're 100percentt more likely to do something if you don't forget to do it.

The plan also confirms plans to expand the BBC's monitoring of fake news through its Reality Check service – which will refute popular stories on social media if they are false – and more programmes to showcase Hull as the UK city of culture for 2017.

If my arm's waving is caused by my desire and not by my brain state, it has a special cause and not a physical cause, and this will refute the closure thesis that every physical effect has some fully physical cause.

I know they will refute that but I don't think they've convinced the public yet about it".