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refutation sentence examples

  • Refutation of the hypothesis.
  • Finally, believe me, you are not obliged to write refutations of what i say.
  • What is needed in science is to test the knowledge by attempted refutation.
  • General purpose inference systems, such as prolog's resolution refutation can be used to solve problems stated in logic.
  • Refutation of theories.
  • Wittgenstein, in his appeal to ordinary language, is supposed to offer a refutation of skepticism.
  • I have ample detailed refutations to the lie of trinity on my site.
  • He has certainly not indulged in a careful reading or point-by-point refutation of luther, or indeed of any classic protestant writer on justification.
  • Refutation of claims that seem to be exaggerated.
  • To me all that is such a disconnection from sense the asylum run by the lunatics as to need no refutation.
  • Here are just a few points, not in any way an attempt at a complete refutation of the article.
  • Refutation of the doctrine of the multiplicity of souls, ascribed to plato by thomas aquinas.
  • The opinion of some that it means the wind, is too frigid to require refutation.
  • Perhaps a good refutation of that type of argument is provided by the british case.
  • Refutation of the argument in terms of innocents.
  • Dante gives a refutation of the doctrine of the multiplicity of souls, ascribed to plato by thomas aquinas.
  • But the most thorough refutation of the claim that muhammad is the comforter is found in this chapter in a larger book.
  • Refutation of opportunist errors.
  • Yet we will provide additional refutation of zawadi's desperate distortions of biblical teaching as we move along.
  • The only hurt they do not suffer is comprehensive refutation.

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