Sentence examples for refuted the statement from inspiring English sources

Solar refuted the statement, and claimed that various members of Guru's family had been to the hospital.

"You talk to any young player, he'll tell you, 'Well I can learn by watching,' " said Collins, who refuted the statement with a smirk and some colorful language.

Coolidge refuted the statement, saying that African Americans were "just as truly citizens" of the United States "as are any others", and commended the service of black U.S. soldiers during World War I: On June 2 , 1924 Coolidge signed the Indian Citizenship Act, which granted U.S. citizenship to all American Indians, while permitting them to retain tribal land and cultural rights.

Write an essay defending or refuting the statement.

Writer refutes the statement that collaboration between architect & artist has long been neglected… Talk story about the former Grand Opera House, at 8th Ave.

Writer refutes the statement that collaboration between architect & artist has long been neglected & recently revived for the first time in several hundred years.

Prepare a position paper that supports or refutes the statement, "Ideas are property, and can be owned like a house or car".

Language Arts – Write a position paper supporting or refuting the statement "Washington has retreated from efforts to marshal the biggest economies of the world into a mutual effort at more robust and balanced growth".

When President Obama was accused of being a secret Muslim in 2008, his campaign found that simply refuting the statement – "Barack Obama is not a Muslim" – meant that the main words people still remembered were "Obama" and "Muslim".

Writer refutes the statement that collaboration between architect & artist has long been neglected… DEPARTMENT OF AMPLIFICATION of Edmund Wilson's review of Morley Gallaghan's book "That Summer in Paris," published in the New Yorker Feb. 23, 1963, which Mrs.… In your piece about the new Princeton Club, in the Talk of the Town, Feb. 23rd, I was disappointed to see how little you had….

For any given mathematical claim whose truth-value is unknown, one could hold that it is only our cognitive limitations that have prevented us from establishing or refuting the statement, and that the question could be decided by ideal reasoning (so that the truth of the matter is a priori).