Sentence examples for quickly disproved from inspiring English sources

Whoever is to blame, the excellent Venetians, led from the harpsichord by their director, Andrea Marcon, quickly disproved that canard, if disproof were still needed.

His 'iris hypothesis' was quickly disproved by subsequent research, but that hasn't stopped climate contrarians from continuing to make the argument.

Launched in 2006, the micro-blogging site Twitter quickly disproved those who dismissed it as another medium for bores to update the world on what they ate for lunch.

There were a lot of furious men who felt they had been denied their birthright, and there may have been odd incidents of men trying to claim the women were inferior, but that was quickly disproved.

(I tried to reach Mr Medvedev on both August 6 and 7, but he refused my calls) Tried to cover up a long-planned invasion by claiming, on August 8, that Georgia had killed 1,400 civilians and engaged in ethnic cleansing, "facts" quickly disproved by international and Russian human rights groups?

He agreed to tell the press, not altogether convincingly, that the injuries were caused by a motorcycle accident, a lie that was rather quickly disproved.

Another possible case in Virginia was quickly disproven.

An ultrasound (much more accurate than my doctor's tape measure) measures the lump at 2.5 centimeters and quickly disproves my "too big to be cancer" theory.

Locals joke that the only slimming down this town knows is liposuction, but the higher-end shopping districts quickly disprove that theory.

Yet how, in the real world, do you balance a vile accusation quickly disproven against an injury (from mugging, perhaps) that can never be healed or forgotten?

There was even a quickly disproven conspiracy theory that media outlets had been told by the government to hide the disaster's true extent.