Sentence examples for much debunked from inspiring English sources

He pretty much debunked all the myths on the same day.

His current advertising appeal to frustrated middle-class voters is primarily the charge, much debunked by fact-checkers, that Mr. Obama is trying to make it easier for the poor to get welfare checks and escape work requirements.

Bicameralism (the voice that speaks to you) has been pretty much debunked as a theory of consciousness, but such a voice could force emergent behavior, similar to that of reveries.

"Primal therapy has been pretty much debunked by all of the legitimate psychological organizations," says Janja Lalich, author of Crazy Therapies.

"Primal Therapy has been pretty much debunked by all of the legitimate psychological organisations," says Janja Lalich, author of Crazy Therapies.

An interesting week in numbers, with much debunking of sexist saws.

It sparked outrage, much debunking, and an armload of "Bell Curve" spinoffs ("The Bell Curve Wars"; "The Bell Curve Debate"; "Measured Lies: The Bell Curve Examined").

Like Robert Altman's "The Player" a vastly superior film, and one that seems uncannily prophetic, "America's Sweethearts" does not so much debunk the celebrity culture as celebrate it.

The study "pretty much debunks the myth that marine species are extinction-proof," says Roberts, who hopes the map will serve as a guide to conservation efforts.

The film does much to debunk many of the myths about Cobain.

But we would much rather debunk the myth of the SAT than help people work the loopholes".