Sentence examples for refuted because from inspiring English sources

This needs to be refuted because it is totally false.

If so, simple emotivism of the sort described is refuted because the sincerity conditions for making the judgment require the motivation not present in the amoralist.

As soon as this identification is given up and that distinction is made it is at least an open question whether things exist independently of the mind, and idealism insofar it neglects this distinction and holds fast to that identification is refuted because based on an invalid argument.

This one is the easiest to refute, because it makes no difference under the United States Constitution what the generals think.

George often used to conclude conversations by saying, "It's all interesting," which I did for a while, too, after he died, because I was confident that it was a cool thing to say, something that couldn't be refuted, and because it was a means of evoking him.

Following Āryadeva's observation, Candrakīrti says that the Mādhyamika cannot be refuted, precisely because he has no position to defend.

This view has rightly been refuted not only because it is de-humanizing, but because anyone who has a pet or is around non-human animals for much time knows full well that other animals have rich inner lives, mood states, preferences, etc.

It could not be refuted by experiment because it functioned as a definition of "free fall".

'Remove' indicated those genes for which an existing annotation should be removed, either because it was refuted by the literature or because it did not adhere to current annotation standards.

A more well-grounded objection might be that there is no way to refute Marx, because his predictions are insufficiently precise; for example, he wrote that no mode of production gives way to its successor before it has exhausted all of its possibilities.

And Leng (2010) argues that the indispensability argument does not refute fictionalism because fictionalists can provide an adequate account of the success of science.