rebutting

A number of concerned citizens set up a Facebook group, Les Vaxxeuses, in order to rebut their often erroneous or misleading claims.

Rebutting criticism from her friends, she returned to her home country.

Rebutting my suggestion that a Romney foreign policy would be hyper-cautious, Andrew writes: Not.

Stephens is obviously the ‘conservative’, rebutting Mill, the ‘liberal’.

Yesterday I wrote a lengthy post rebutting Phil Gramm and Glenn Hubbard.

In his first moment as president, Obama closed the age of Reagan by rebutting its first principles and addressing its failures.

The presentation of the Railway case and the rebutting evidence did not begin till all the public witnesses had been heard.

No way lay open for rebutting this justification, but by bringing out all the circumstances attendant on the transaction.

By a curious coincidence, Professor Keith, in rebutting the whole hypothesis, makes a statement not irrelevant in this connexion.

"Thou art too winning even to be resisted by one wearied with rebutting plausible pretensions," he added.

I shall call rebutting evidence to prove up to the hilt that the hidden hand is again at its old game.