Sentence examples for much discredited from inspiring English sources

And it was very much discredited, as you know.

These operas have been much discredited by stale productions.

The idea of rock'n'roll as a living countercultural force is pretty much discredited now.

But boomer history already has been pretty much discredited as either a mistake or a fraud.

Very little experimental work has been done on the interposition of non-absorbable foreign bodies, and the idea is, in the light of present knowledge, so much discredited, that it will be dismissed with the statement that silk, plates of magnesium, silver, gutta percha and other things have been tried and discarded.

C4's much discredited series Against Nature was directed by Martin Durkin, a keen LM fan.

Constantine X did much discredit to his predecessor — in 1067 Armenia was taken by the Seljuks, followed by Caesarea.

The forensic evidence used to convict him was reexamined, and much was discredited.

This – along with George W Bush – did much to discredit religion within the Labour party.

However, they have done much to discredit the Islamic Republic's political standing.

Indeed, the tiny nation has already done much to discredit the notion of "private sector involvement".