Sentence examples for would refute from inspiring English sources

And the lawyer at the lectern, a Louisiana prosecutor named Carla S. Sigler, responded, "I would refute that, Justice Thomas," indicating that he had articulated a proposition capable of refutation.

Glenys Stacey says she would refute that.

It is no mystery why those who have backed the war in Iraq would refute this connection.

The hope at the time was that the larger studies would refute the findings of the smaller one.

He attacked the media for making "outlandish claims" and suggested his "extremely complex personal circumstances would refute the allegations".

Allen Ruby, who is Bonds's lead lawyer, explained how the defense would refute many of the prosecution's main points — and many of its main witnesses.

'I'd refute Paul's point that "current pop singers are geniuses of self-promotion, but not, as such, musicians expressing glamorous ideas", she tells me.

"If so I'd refute his letter point by point and then on background rip his nuts off and discredit him if I had anything".

Not only egoistic reasons but arguably deontological reasons and reasons arising out of special relations to one's nearest and dearest would stand refuted, as would what Nagel later referred to as 'reasons of autonomy' (see Nagel 1986: 165).

Showing that scientists' actual thinking does not align with the precise application of these concepts would not refute the analysis supporting the classical gene or molecular gene concepts and it would not undermine the argument motivating the proposal for the new process molecular gene concept.

We would strongly refute any suggestion of racial profiling," The spokesperson said today.