Example sentences for: discredited

How can you use “discredited” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • In contrast, the Euro-skeptic Times of London speculated that the collective action might, in fact, represent a further avoidance of individual responsibility, and worried about the possible "renomination" of the entire commission (an idea floated by Santer Tuesday): "This supposedly cathartic drama could end up as a 'Japanese' purge, in which heads roll only to ensure that things continue much as before, with much the same discredited cast.

  • It's inconceivable that Bush and his staff don't know the Bernall story has been discredited; Bush's speechwriter, Mike Gerson, was until a few months ago a journalist , for Pete's sake.

  • But once people read about the physical benefits that accrue from writing, I'm sure that writing clinics will spring up in California, land of all good fads, or if the JAMA study is discredited and writing clinics are outlawed, then they will spring up in Mexico.

  • They dismissed Jones as a right-wing stooge and discredited Starr's investigation as a political "war."

  • It is a shame that at this stage you would cite The Bell Curve . It has been, by now, thoroughly discredited by a panel of the American Psychological Association and by several studies that reanalyzed the very same National Longitudinal Survey of Youth data that Herrnstein and Murray did--studies by, among others, Chris Winship at Harvard, a group at Brookings, and a group at Berkeley led by myself.


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