“The disconfirmation of his claim by multiple witnesses left him with no choice but to accept that his statement was untrue.”

“After conducting rigorous experiments, the disconfirmation of the dominant theory left scientists searching for a new explanation.”

“But such a belief is hard to maintain and is hence vulnerable to disconfirmation in various ways.”

“They misinterpreted data and gave extraordinary significance to confirmations, while ignoring or not seeking disconfirmations.”

“One can reduce the disconfirmations of economic generalizations by specifying a margin of error.”

“In essence, the more confirmations a theory has vis-a-vis disconfirmations, the more justified the theory appears to be.”