Sentence examples for to refuting from inspiring English sources

Much of Helmholtz's later work was devoted to refuting this point of view.

He devoted his institute's resources to refuting popular apocalyptic scenarios like Paul Ehrlich's "The Population Bomb" (1968) and the Club of Rome's "Limits to Growth" (1972).

Less admiringly, James White, director of the Alpha and Omega Ministries in Phoenix, dedicated five hourlong podcasts to refuting, and sometimes belittling, Mr. Vines's arguments.

One chapter is devoted to refuting the belief that Jews were responsible for the imposition of the post-war communist regime on an unwilling nation.In this section Berlusconi redux?

The head of the country's Central Council of Muslims promised that Friday sermons at mosques across the country would be devoted to preaching tolerance and to refuting claims that Islam condones violence against unbelievers.

As reported by Robert R Cargill in Archaeology Magazine the attacks on him included detailed criticism in the comments sections of literally every news article that referenced his work on the Dead Sea Scrolls with links back to refuting texts self published by Golb's father, Norman.

This prognosis is hard to refute.

Uddyotakara undertook to refute Nagarjuna and Dignaga.

My mind raced to refute this aphorism.

That's a hard argument to refute.

I have no way to refute that.