Sentence examples for that were debunked from inspiring English sources

That's how people often feel when confronted with climate change myths that were debunked years ago.

"I believe the American people want Congress to hold President Trump and his Administration accountable, and they are tired of Republicans in Congress putting their heads in the sand when faced with credible allegations of grave abuses while at the same time conducting investigations of allegations against Secretary Clinton that were debunked years ago," Cummings wrote.

One long-standing theory that was debunked by radiocarbon dating conducted in 2009 was that it was written by 13th-century English scientist Roger Bacon.

Over the next few years, a series of scientific papers were published claiming that Snus was linked to other diseases, notably pancreatic cancer (a claim that was debunked in a recent major comprehensive study).

He has been one of Mr. Romney's top tormentors, at one point claiming that he had failed to pay any federal income taxes for the past 10 years, an assertion that was debunked when Mr. Romney released information on two years of income taxes.

This super predator myth that was debunked long ago is now revived by President Bill Clinton in 2016, recycling the same racial stereotypes.

Never mind the abundant research (which I showed them) that shows people hang onto misinformation — a phenomenon that has claimed lives in the case of vaccine denial, a still-popular movement based on a 1998 study that was debunked in 2010.

Every magnet and wonder widget that was debunked in the 70's is back again to tempt a new generation.

The way news was being delivered to the News Feed actually elevated fake news and suppressed the stuff that was debunking it.

That was debunked shortly after it was first proposed in the late-1980s.

When that was debunked they carried on a similar narrative.