Sentence examples for wholly discredited from inspiring English sources

Derek Munn at the gay and lesbian equality organisation Stonewall said: "So-called gay cure therapies are wholly discredited.

Whichever explanation might be found to be correct in this regard, Mazzei's credibility has been wholly discredited by the disclosures of the Solicitor General.

I was also sometimes embarrassed for him, as his professional reputation became interconnected with a theory that was, over time, wholly discredited.

Some of the intelligence provided by the group is now wholly discredited, although officials have called some of the documents it helped to obtain useful.

The crucial point is the importance he places on the complete independence of regulation from politicians and from the editors and proprietors, who run the wholly discredited PCC.

Therapies that have since been wholly discredited -- from mammary ligation for angina to milk-quaffing for ulcers -- produced precisely the results they were supposed to until they were shown to have no scientific basis for doing so.

As for defendants, they risk being feasted upon by the media with a frenzy that will wholly discredit the system.

No single model has emerged from the turmoil either wholly vindicated or entirely discredited.

— Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the President of Iran "The assertions of recent years by Iran that their nuclear program is wholly for peaceful purposes are completely discredited by this report".

The detectives were completely discredited after this.

Mel Stride, a Treasury minister, said he was "rather disappointed" with the picture Alston had painted of Britain, while Rudd attacked "the extraordinary political nature of his language", which "was wholly inappropriate and discredited a lot of what he was saying".