Sentence examples for rebutted with from inspiring English sources

But I was rebutted with the phrase, 'Lol noob, you know nothing'".

This and all other allegations made in the article can be rebutted with facts.

Schmidt still denies that he is interested in a career in politics; the question was rebutted with a brief "no".

Mr. Putin basked in the praise and seemed to revel in the criticism, which he rebutted with a mix of long, unapologetic answers and occasional insults.

Doubts of the project's feasibility are rebutted with reports from PwC and McKinsey proving that, if you spend enough public money, you will indeed get to the moon.

Questions from male journalists were rebutted with a charming subtext of 'I can't remember if I ever slept with your wife/girlfriend but if I did, then no harm done eh?'".

In that floppy leather bag, Mr. Milosevic, the former leader of Yugoslavia, carries the documents, the reports, the scribbled notes from long telephone calls with "associates" that he uses to rebut, with anger, the most minute accusations against him.

But Abrams is used to the sellout accusation, one he rebuts with a dose of realism: "I love these people who think a band can show up at a gas station and the attendant is just going to say 'Oh, you're in a punk band?

III, §6, §8), he does so in order to use the former to consider the alleged conclusion of Gödel's proof (i.e., that there exist true but unprovable mathematical propositions), which he then rebuts with his own identification of "true in calculus Γ" with "proved in calculus Γ" (i.e., not with "provable in calculus Γ") [(Wang 1991, 253), (Rodych 1999a, 177)].

To rebut with minimum space, I raised one counterexample to each claim [ 4]. 1.

Romney rebutted this with an odd chant: Government does not create jobs.