Sentence examples for refute this view from inspiring English sources
If psychopaths refute this view, thinks Nichols, they count as evidence in favour of a broadly Humean approach to morality Nichols distinguishes empirical rationalism from moral rationalism.
Although it seems likely that distorted cognition plays a role in some child molesters' offenses, our concern is that from a scientific standpoint, the majority of the research conducted cannot be used either to support or refute this view.
As no large-scale experiments establish structure for random sequences, we cannot refute this view.
The historian Paul Meyvaert has refuted this view, and most historians incline towards the belief that the text is genuine, although it is not considered conclusively proven.
The Sun doesn't mention that research on needle exchange overwhelmingly refutes this view: Every single scientific body that has ever looked at the research has concluded that needle exchange reduces HIV risk, increases treatment entry by addicts and does not increase IV drug use.
Hendrik Hertzberg and Amy Davidson (twice) incisively refute that view at this site.
On this basis Dante proceeds to refute the view that nobility consists in wealth and ancestry, a view which he here attributes to Frederick II, "the last emperor of the Romans," and for which he will elsewhere cite Aristotle's Politics [Mon. 2.3.4; Pol. 4.8, 1294a].
Hardin was trying to refute the view that an unregulated free market invariably produces beneficial outcomes.
To refute that view, the ELN is now likely to resort to mass kidnappings or sabotage attacks.In this section Small, vulnerable and disunited One-year wonder?
Lorraine Heggessey, controller of BBC1 (the more popular of the BBC's two noncable channels), takes pains to refute that view.
Menger also used it to refute the view, popularized by David Ricardo and Karl Marx, that the value of goods derives from the value of labour used to produce them.
