Sentence examples for that refutes from inspiring English sources
The phrase "that refutes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that something disproves or contradicts a statement or argument. Example: "The evidence presented in the report is that refutes the claims made by the opposing party."
So, people keep telling me that Latvia is an economic miracle that refutes Keynesianism and Krugmanism.
Then he starts reading the great books and synthesizes a new theory of mankind that refutes Copernicus, Darwin and Freud.
It's not the only track that refutes the myth that grime production is aggressive, boisterous, or cluttered.
The result of this theory of knowledge is a metaphysics that refutes the rationalist belief in a being that transcends experience, which gives unity to the world.
The company's senior regulatory counsel, Alex de Joode, responded to Dotcom's accusations with a blogpost that refutes the claim that it ignored requests from Megaupload's legal team.
Students who are active in social organizations are more likely to get involved in protests because of what Dr. Park calls the "age-cohort effect," an idea that refutes the profile of insurgent as misfit.
In some instances, she found evidence that refuted assertions by the police and prosecutors.
For an example of the many Web sites that refute the claim that humans never visited the moon, see Bad Astronomy.
"Dogtown has gone Uptown," he wrote, in an article that refuted the notion that the Dogtown era had ended.
In e-mail exchanges over the past week, Ms. Livingston also gave statements that refute the public account of the event.
Mr. Kirby said that he had invited North Korea to provide hard evidence that refuted any of the testimony received, but that none was forthcoming.
