Sentence examples for who refuted from inspiring English sources

Credit to those who refuted May's blundering tale of habeas cor-puss.

"You talk to any young player, he'll tell you, 'Well I can learn by watching,' " said Collins, who refuted the statement with a smirk and some colorful language.

The change flies in the face of the views of GOC Central Commander, responsible for regional Israeli Defence Force units and brigades in the West Bank, who refuted claims common buses are a security risk.

The share continued to slide throughout the session, ending close to the days low, despite remarks by other analysts who refuted somewhat skeptical reports issued by BancBoston Robertson Stephens and Salomon Smith Barney.

Todd", who refuted any possibility of considering supernatural explanations in the "scientific paper Nature" ("Even if all the data point to an intelligent designer, such a hypothesis is excluded from science because it is not naturalistic", cited by, e.g., Morris [2001] and Puolimatka [2009], see the actual text in Todd [1999]).

Politico reached out to Christie's office, who refuted Sweeney's comments.

We never see ourselves so clearly as we do when we must defend our ideas to those who refute us.

And Anna Soubry, the local MP, is the sort of liberal-minded, upbeat type who refutes voters' negative perceptions of her party.

But since taking over the House of Representatives, the Republicans have packed science-related committees with lawmakers who refute such basic findings as the reality of global warming and the threats of climate change.

Mr. Anand, who refutes that such a demand was made, said that there was no basis for getting the case transferred at that time because it was possible to execute a fair trial in Delhi.

Today's study on immigration from University College, London should, of course, be welcomed by all of us who refute the pernicious idea fanned by cynical media outlets and politicians that Johnny Foreigner is responsible for our country's myriad problems.