Sentence examples for To denying from inspiring English sources
verb
To not allow.
- I wanted to go to the party, but I was denied.
It's a "yes" to denying gay athletes their rights.
By 1976 he was even prone to denying authorship.
He is prone to denying the cruel excesses of Japan's imperial past.
"Waiting until Saturday is tantamount to denying the relief we seek".
But there are times when overlooking race amounts to denying reality, including one's own.
Most musicians are prone to denying rote autobiographical readings of their songs, which makes sense.
Together those claims add up to denying choice about the kind of person you wish to be.
But a similar majority are opposed to denying the funds needed to send over extra troops for the surge.
What these people have done is a systematic approach to denying people the right to choose their own candidate".
The U.S. is committed to denying Afghanistan as a safe-haven for Taliban and Al-Qaeda activity.
The industry supports some items in the pledges, like an end to denying coverage based on pre-existing conditions.
