Sentence examples for that refute from inspiring English sources

"Of course we're disappointed, because we feel we presented a very strong case with a lot of documents that refute the common perceptions," Ms. Silk said.

If the testimonies were so poorly assembled, it should not be difficult to present facts that refute them one by one.

For an example of the many Web sites that refute the claim that humans never visited the moon, see Bad Astronomy.

Critically, when his claims began, at least 13 independent, peer-reviewed papers were available to the secretary of state that refute his definition of a weekend effect.

In e-mail exchanges over the past week, Ms. Livingston also gave statements that refute the public account of the event.

Mr. Bernick says he has an arsenal of studies that refute the claims against the Big Three, showing no evidence that people who work with brakes are more likely to develop illnesses associated with asbestos.

In some instances, she found evidence that refuted assertions by the police and prosecutors.

So, people keep telling me that Latvia is an economic miracle that refutes Keynesianism and Krugmanism.

"Dogtown has gone Uptown," he wrote, in an article that refuted the notion that the Dogtown era had ended.

It's not the only track that refutes the myth that grime production is aggressive, boisterous, or cluttered.

Then he starts reading the great books and synthesizes a new theory of mankind that refutes Copernicus, Darwin and Freud.