Sentence examples for truly refuted from inspiring English sources
It is easier to cover campaigns like this, and it requires less thought, and it leaves journalists less prone to being attacked by one side or another, and it is, in general, purely speculative rubbish which cannot be truly refuted.
On the plus side, if the film ends up under performing, 20th Century Fox now has an airtight, media-friendly excuse that cannot truly be challenged or refuted (which, if the film is lousy, will lead to goofy conspiracy theories that Fox leaked it intentionally to give the film an excuse to fail).
Behaviorism, Freudianism — no one refuted them, really.
A spokesman for Mr. Corzine, Tom Shea, said the ad refuted Mr. Franks's contention that only he could truly represent New Jerseyans.
Coolidge refuted the statement, saying that African Americans were "just as truly citizens" of the United States "as are any others", and commended the service of black U.S. soldiers during World War I: On June 2 , 1924 Coolidge signed the Indian Citizenship Act, which granted U.S. citizenship to all American Indians, while permitting them to retain tribal land and cultural rights.
And with Hayek, as with Reagan, the truly amazing thing is that we have people citing as a source of wisdom someone who has been as thoroughly refuted by history as anyone can be.
Cena denied The Rock's claim to truly "love" the WWE, claiming that he used WWE only to jumpstart his acting career, a claim which Johnson angrily refuted.
Hereby that rumor was refuted.
Other points are easily refuted.
Mr. Green refuted that charge.
