Sentence examples for refuted so from inspiring English sources

The editors rehash the same tired arguments that have been refuted so many times already -- that it will "reduce the over-consumption of health care," that a 13% difference for over-55 retirees is fair (then why does the Senate bill allow insurance companies to charge three times as much for older enrollees?), yada yada yada.

It is true that I felt at first some pain in reading your book, where I saw myself refuted in so unanswerable a manner; but finally…seeing the truth in its clearest light, I invited my companion to come and share the admiration with which I felt myself filled.

And he concludes that "Deterministic metaphysicians can comfortably hold to their view knowing they cannot be empirically refuted, but so can indeterministic ones as well".

Villa put to bed such rumours announcing his desire to remain at the Mestalla to fulfil his contract underlining that he "could not spend all summer refuting things, so I wanted to be quiet.

In some cases, the propositions lacked any supporting or refuting data, so could not be supported in this study.

But its chief executive, Cormac McCarthy, refuted the rumors so forcefully -- "our strategy is based on independence," he said in a recent radio interview -- that the deal took the sleepy Irish bourse by surprise on Monday morning.

The narrative we're left with has been shaped by its attempt to refute the conspiracy: so it sounds not so much untrue as somehow off, leaving the door ajar for a fresh conspiracy.

So, not refuted, it demands accurate tactics to justify itself.

In many countries, a minister so publicly refuted would step down.

But she didn't think so — she refuted herself, as Dr. Johnson had refuted Bishop Berkeley, by tapping on stone and hearing the scrape and chink of stone responding.

"If he could lie about that on Day One – when it was so easily refuted – he is likely to lie about anything," Schwartz said.