Sentence examples for was being debunked from inspiring English sources

But by the time the news landed at No. 1, part of its popularity rested on the fact that Ms. Leary's reporting was being debunked.

Oh can it be, that fabulous theory — relativity — is being debunked for the first time?

"Three months into the project, we were convinced that we were being debunked instead," Dr. Lomborg said.

For her first two weeks on the Presidential ticket, Palin was kept cocooned by handlers, except at rallies, where she read an adumbrated version of her Convention speech over and over, even as many of its claims were being debunked.

In this case, again, there is no difficulty in understanding the second couplet as expressing a dogmatic position; indeed, such a reading is only to be expected, since the position is being debunked, not advocated.

But now the same myth regarding Romney's purported private sector acumen is being debunked.

The carping leftwing criticism that you don't debunk something merely by stating that it's been debunked?

Mr. Blumenauer thinks the death-panel fever has abated: "It's been debunked so many times that people who used the term are a little embarrassed".

Their idea of medical cost-cutting is "malpractice reform," an idea that's been debunked over and over.

Or at least that's the false zombie narrative that's been debunked again and again and again in the years since Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy.

This is quite a different story than what Gardner has been telling talk-radio audiences, that he decided to jump in the Senate race when he found out his health-insurance premium would jump due to Obamacare -- a sob story that's been debunked.