Sentence examples for rebuttal without from inspiring English sources

But Obama seems to have trouble offering straightforward rebuttal without descending into wonkery that leaves the audience unclear whose numbers to believe.

They may do so in a partial way — by asking a group of nonmilitary Israeli jurists to examine the rebuttal but without power to recall witnesses, an approach favored by the military and those close to it.

He went on TV with Larry King to disinform Americans without rebuttal.

The swift response contrasted with past public relations challenges during the papacy of Pope Benedict XVI, when the Vatican often allowed criticisms to linger without rebuttal.

Described as an "author and journalist," Mr. Martin was given a national forum to assert without rebuttal that Mr. Obama trained to overthrow the government.

"On the health care bill we allowed too many lies to get out there without rebuttal because we thought they were so obviously untrue," he said.

This claim was presented repeatedly in the press and by members of Congress without rebuttal.

I hope that David Stockman is wrong, but his numbers and analysis go without rebuttal from the mainstream economics community.

After the recent UN Security Council vote, U.S. press reports quoted the Israeli outrage that the resolution was anti-Semitic because it acted as if East Jerusalem were occupied territory and not "Israel's eternal capital". This claim was presented repeatedly in the press and by members of Congress without rebuttal.

That may be, but the message is sticking, and is going essentially without rebuttal by Gingrich, whose only ad in the state is a gauzy positive ad about his own message, and who has spent little time of late campaigning in the state.

Ironically, I find I'm forced to disagree with the first writer, Greg Schwed '73, who expressed his disappointment that PAW printed Mr. Solik's letter without a rebuttal.