Sentence examples for utterly discredited from inspiring English sources
Worries about a supposed link between the measles-mumps-rubella (or MMR) vaccine and autism have been utterly discredited.
All in all, it's astonishing that Mr. McCain seems determined to return to Mr. Bush's first-term policies that have been utterly discredited even within the administration.
For this reason alone, it was essential that he not only be forced from office but utterly discredited in the eyes of his people and the world.
Sherborne asked whether, now that the News International defence of the 'rogue reporter' has been utterly discredited, anyone still believes the industry's own defence of 'rogue newspaper'.
While the census is seriously -- and, many say, deliberately -- flawed, it is not so utterly discredited as to justify the small civil disobedience you describe.
"The current suggested list of appointments is now utterly discredited and Labour should now end cooperation with the government on these matters.
But I intensely disliked the way we reached that verdict, and felt that the arbitrary, utterly political process discredited the whole project.
That is, its neoliberal, export-led growth model and its handmaidens, the utterly unchallenged single market and the increasingly discredited single currency.
Crosby's iniquitous ennobling has discredited the honours system for ever, and it is henceforth utterly without worth.
CNN immediately discredited it.
