Sentence examples similar to refuted notion from inspiring English sources

She also refuted the notion that the law would "commercialize" stem-cell research.

She then refuted any notion that it is an act of violence.

Tom Sherak, the Academy's president, refuted that notion in a telephone interview.

Several studies, for instance, have pointedly refuted the notion that hoof action improves water infiltration of the soil.

"Dogtown has gone Uptown," he wrote, in an article that refuted the notion that the Dogtown era had ended.

Lee Koppelman, the executive director of the Long Island Regional Planning Board, refuted the notion that preservation was driving up land prices.

Both Dr. Cigarroa and Mr. Powell refuted the notion that the application of the framework has opened the door to micromanagement.

The tying goal refuted the notion that this new, light soccer ball detracts from the sport's traditional skills.

Mr. Blair refuted the notion that the action in Iraq might be responsible for the spread of terror attacks around the world.

Afterward, Lewis refuted the notion that he had not challenged because he couldn't find his flag, but he did take the blame for the loss.

His own record refuted that notion, year by year, beginning with what Hastings, in a chapter title, calls "The Two Dunkirks".