Sentence examples for that rebuts from inspiring English sources

"This is an earthquake that changes everything," said Wayne Besen, director of Truth Wins Out, a group that rebuts what it considers misinformation about gay men and lesbians.

This carefully written book calls on research by anthropologists and sociologists that rebuts the simplistic nostrums on the subject issued by politicians and xenophobic newspapers.

Greg Kaufman, writing for the Nation, called attention to the need for reporting that rebuts misinformation, rather than spreads it.

ASPIC mimics an undercut by allowing the user to assign a name to a rule and then create a second rule that rebuts the name (Fig. 2).

These results add to an extensive body of work that rebuts any suggestion that the public's first response when faced with a novel threat is to over-react or panic.

That rebuts the argument that there are not enough experienced experts who are independent, he said.

The evidence is that rebutting bad science doesn't work; in fact, it commonly backfires.

A week later, Newsweek magazine did, in an article that rebutted much of the CNN-Time report.

On cross-examination, Joan Illuzzi-Orbon, the lead prosecutor, cited other studies that rebutted some of Ms. Loftus's contentions.

Those circumstances are the establishment of facts that rebut the presumption, including of facts that show the misrepresentation was not material, or was not known to the market.

Free-market advocates also point out other salient facts that rebut the lack of capital hypothesis.