Sentence examples for nothing refutes from inspiring English sources

The icons to the right of the FEIF-ID numbers on Figure 1 indicate that the relevant information exists in WF; for example DNA♀♂ means that DNA markers for this horse and its parents are available in WF and nothing refutes the pedigree of the horse.

Thomas's three-word answer did nothing to refute that notion.

Clausen said he has nothing to refute the conclusion, reached by both [Ron Hamilton] and Krakauer, that ODAP was present.

Prosecutors had maintained that Mr. Hunt also participated in the killings, and Mr. Cashwell did nothing to refute them.

Developments in the two years following Deans's departure have done nothing to refute this depressing thesis.

Although the Conservatives have never spelt this out, they had until Mr Cameron's latest remarks done nothing to refute the notion that reductions could be sharp.

"You could argue that the road selects for malcontents and wobbly psyches and you will find nothing to refute that argument in the bus terminal snack bars of my experience," he writes.

In this case, however, there is nothing to refute, since Albert's solution accepts both the pro and the contra arguments (for different readings of the sophisma).

Although this argument does nothing to refute the arguments and interpretations provided by Cohen and other detractors of particular forms, it does provide some reason to wonder whether their arguments should be revisited.

Leaving aside the questionable practice of editorializing in the headline of what was supposed to be an objective report, the FCC OIG found nothing that "refuted the factual findings" — emphasis theirs, presumably to suggest that they took issue with the softer findings, i.e. the politicized narrative.

Thot eNhançer does nothing to refute that notion.