Sentence examples for refuted at length from inspiring English sources
This is not just a questionable assumption; this approach has been refuted at length in the new book, "The Bankers' New Clothes," by Anat Admati and Martin Hellwig.
Part of what makes the report so awesome is the way that it trots out every discredited argument for austerity, with not a hint of acknowledgement that these arguments have been researched and refuted at length.
Clearly revelling in the opportunity to exploit an issue that the Obama campaign would love to put to rest, Ann Romney, without naming Rosen, refuted at length the accusation that she had never, as Rosen put it, "worked a day in her life".
Inglis sought at length to refute Regenbogen's factual and interpretive presentation of NSA activities but thanked him for making them, saying "They influence me".
Talking about personal responsibility -- as Fed Up does at length, mostly to refute its importance -- may be pointless when no one can yet say what responsible behavior is.
Leibniz's 'concession' merely registers his agreement with Newton against Descartes on the difference between true and relative motion; he surely understood who and what Newton was refuting, and it was a position that he had himself, in different terms, publicly argued against at length.
Sensitively and at length.
