Sentence examples for was rebutted from inspiring English sources
verb
To drive back or beat back; to repulse.
The tax court said the I.R.S. position was rebutted by medical evidence.
But I was rebutted with the phrase, 'Lol noob, you know nothing'".
Schmidt still denies that he is interested in a career in politics; the question was rebutted with a brief "no".
His testimony was rebutted by White House press secretary, Scott McClellan, who said the president had shown his concern for New Orleans as early as the run-up to the storm.
The argument that European companies would be put at a competitive disadvantage by such reporting obligations was rebutted by Henning Drager, a Ukraine-based partner of auditing and consultancy firm BDO.
That last allegation was rebutted by another unidentified detainee, who explicitly stated that Mr. Hekmati looked nothing like the Taliban commander and that the commander was "not the same person as the detainee," according to the transcript.
The very next day his legal team was rebutting it.
But the videotape that Microsoft was "rebutting" never appeared at trial.
At a time where everyone else was rebutting me, she saw me".
This too is rebutted by Indian officials.
