Examples of using To refute in English and their translations into Swedish
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One after him ever dared to refute the saying of the.
Attempts have indeed been made to refute these arguments.
There is no need to refute anew such popular errors.
integrity must be defended, and others- to refute.
Well, if I were speaking with a woman who prefers theology to science, it's a position she would find tough to refute.
Okay, I promised to refute all these guys, and I don't have an awful lot of time left, but let me refute a couple more of them.
The job of the Negative side is to refute the Affirmative's proposals,
This makes it difficult to refute the fact that"visual" is indeed a conscious fashion choice.
Kautsky will never be able to refute the view that the idea of equal land tenure has a progressive
The Master does not hesitate to refute the religious teachings of today
Mr President, my point was not to refute what the President said this morning;
Failed to refute allegations about Jews dominating London,
So, apparently, in the near future is expected to refute the information about the downed helicopter vks rf already from the wording of the portal.
In the name of the peace-loving majority in Northern Ireland, I take this opportunity in this international forum to refute and reject that vile attack upon those I represent.
So I wanted to refute what Mr Janssen van Raay said here on Tuesday at the start of the day's proceedings.
Unable to refute his arguments or counteract the influence of his preaching,
I would like to make the most of the time remaining to refute some claims which I think are prejudicial.
Because you ran a story about a memo that my client supposedly wrote that you didn't even give her a chance to refute.
He also wrote an important theological treatise to refute antinomianism once and for all: Against the Antinomians(1539).
the knight had no reason to refute the story.