Sentence examples for seems to refute from inspiring English sources

If an argument seems to refute them, we take this as a refutation of the argument.

In addition, the empirical analysis seems to refute Sartori's argument that party systems must be structured before electoral systems can mature.

This has never previously been done by a democratically elected president in Argentina, and it seems to refute Macri's vow to uphold the country's "republican institutions".

"We are lying between stars, spinning," Caspersen's character announces in Eidos: Telos, but the title of the present piece seems to refute even that possibility.

But the evening seems to refute one argument Miss Coulter makes in "Slander": that liberals refuse to mingle with conservatives -- if they know any.

Canada's experience also seems to refute the view, forcefully pushed by Paul Volcker, the formidable former Fed chairman, that the roots of our crisis lay in the scale and scope of our financial institutions — in the existence of banks that were "too big to fail".

That seemed to refute another claim made by the White House.

What is happening in Little Rock would seem to refute both arguments.

On the face of it, the Mary Chain experience would seem to refute Gillespie's argument.

The photograph, if verified, would seem to refute Clemens's testimony that he did not attend the party in 1998, as McNamee has said he did.

The brisk efficiency and frill-free production values almost seem to refute the idea that clothes can be reflections — or expressions — of cultural ideas, and capable of being presented in illuminating conversation with other art forms.