Sentence examples for practiced that refutation from inspiring English sources
Chaudhuri — who was born in Calcutta in 1962, grew up in Bombay, and went to university in England, where he now lives — is really speaking of himself: he has beautifully practiced that "refutation of the spectacular" throughout his career, both as a novelist and as a critic.
The quiet determination; that strength of character and bond of fellowship; that refutation of fear — that is both our sword and our shield.
The quiet determination; that strength of character and bond of fellowship; that refutation of fear – that is both our sword and our shield.
The attempt to formulate an account of love free from puzzles and immune to elenctic refutation must lead on from beautiful bodies to beautiful souls, and so to the beautiful laws and practices that will improve souls and make young men better.
Aristotle (see Sophistical Refutations 172a30 35 and Rhetoric 1354a3 7) thought that the practice of refutation is, as Dorion puts it, "lost in the mists of time and that it is hence vain to seek an exact origin of it" (433).
But he insists, with a vagueness that renders refutation almost impossible, that the claim is "not entirely without justification".
Refutation: Statements that weaken or refute a counterargument.
Hence, the opening of his treatise: "Let us now treat of sophistical refutations, that is, arguments which appear to be refutations but are really fallacies and not refutations" (SR 1 164a20).
To this end, the original tweet is exactly the kind of thing that deserves serious refutation.
If Microsoft were to release a point-by-point refutation, that'd be seen as legitimizing Apple's claims.
