Examples of rebuttal

• Moreover, the rebuttal excuses often provided by the blackballed candidates made voters even more cynical about the politicians and the political process in general.

• The rebuttal component specifies an exception or condition that obviates the claim.

• We will examine his rebuttal to the latter first.

• Some unscrupulous litigation masters bribed the clerks in charge to tamper with submitted accusations, rebuttals and evidence, or worse still, to rewrite case records.

• Enormous importance was attached to the accusations submitted by plaintiffs, the rebuttals to the accusations by defendants, and the written evidence that supported the arguments.

• The author presents a series of thoroughly-argued proposals and rebuttals for retention and destruction.

• Natural theology can play a role, however, by offering rebuttals when the message is challenged by contrary evidence.

• The rebuttal is more clearly regarded to be a dialectical component and is therefore omitted from this essentially non-dialectical frame.

• There is no general rebuttal here of the mechanisms that are currently available for the purposes of truth recovery.

• These sobering reflections are a significant rebuttal to the palaver of political scientists who are obsessed with regional hegemony.

• The public debates and rebuttals engendered by this criticism played an important part in disseminating information about the operation.

• The denial that fetuses are persons, even though broadly supported, is still subject to cogent rebuttal.

• These few issued a rebuttal against all the accolades showered on the late leader and the ' national-state burial ' accorded him.

• Each of these objections, rebuttals, rejoinders and surrejoinders is in itself admirable, and does infinite credit to the acuteness and candour of the author.

• Scriveners were commissioned by the authorities to examine legal documents, and were licensed to write legal documents such as plaints and rebuttals.