Sentence examples for statement is belied from inspiring English sources

Indeed, such a statement is belied by Gertz itself, for it held that presumed and punitive damages were available under some circumstances.

But the academic tone of that clunky declarative statement is belied by much of the breathless garden-variety voyeurism to come.

That statement is belied somewhat by recent American efforts in other international negotiations to establish controversial medical patents that grant companies long-term monopolies on life-saving medications.

But the argument is belied by the statistics.

Indeed, Defendants' unfounded assertion is belied by the contents of Professor Kraakman's report.

And while the Kremlin and Chechen officials say the number of rebels is dwindling, such confident statements were belied by the roll-out of security this week.

Marci Shore, in an otherwise powerful and persuasive article about the Warsaw Ghetto uprising, concludes with a gratuitous reference to Zionism, a statement whose validity is belied by the rest of the article.

Moreover, as the LA Times' Michael Hiltzik explained, the idea that Wells Fargo's statements weren't taken seriously by investors is belied by the fact that, when the new scandals came to light, their stock went down.

The unqualified statement that Mr. Thompson opposed reform at the Board of Education is belied by his support for a sweeping 1996 state law that sidelined troubled local school boards and vested greater authority in the chancellor.

Shulkin to say that he doesn't recall that he directed Ullyot to share his directive is belied by the paper trail contradicting his statement," Cashour said.

Although the current target glucose levels in managing gestational diabetes (GDM) are for the most part based on case-control studies, the author's statement that macrosomia still occurs if these targets are met is belied by the Maternal-Fetal Medicine Units Netwofk report of a 7.1% large-for-gestational-age (LGA) rate when these targets are attained (2).