Sentence examples for was disproved from inspiring English sources

That hypothesis was disproved.

If there was any doubt about the role of fear in education, it was disproved immediately.

This was disproved soon after the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in 1914.

One explanation, that B.T. was "malingering," or lying about her disability, was disproved by an EEG test.

Before that, the idea that he could be a game-managing starter was disproved multiple times in Tennessee.

ReprintsThe idea that a Republican could win without becoming more appealing to minority voters was disproved in 2012.

The idea that he could be a quality backup behind a run-oriented quarterback was disproved in Philly last season.

Yet, in all the enthusiasm over these diets most say that their very basis was disproved years ago.

This was disproved by a better theory, although not without strong opposition from those firmly holding the earlier, and incorrect, belief.

But that idea was disproved by studies in which carbonated beverages consumed in a pressurized environment, in which no bubbles formed, produced the same taste.

His theory was disproved (1699 1700) by the Englishman William Dampier, who named the island, and Philip Carteret, who found St. George's Channel (east) in 1767.