Sentence examples for Well denied from inspiring English sources

The closest Dale came was through substitutes, as Joe Thompson blazed wide from an angle and Chris Dagnall was well denied by Simon Royce at the near post.

This is well known and well denied at the same time.

We defended well, denied them chances and had good opportunities ourselves.

Trinity may well deny that it has nothing to do with his misbegotten adventure, but the coincidence of the two events is telling.

The stay abruptly imposed by five justices at midafternoon was an unwarranted intervention that could well deny the country its last chance to determine which candidate has the stronger title to the state's decisive 25 electors.

If John were a villain, you might well deny this.

Should the IRS consider that spending political in nature, it could well deny the group 501(c)(4) status -- possibly subjecting it to massive fines for nondisclosure.

"People thought, 'Well, slavery is the law, it therefore must be right.' Some people are reading this and saying, 'Well, denying American citizens the right to vote is how we read the law ― it therefore must be right,'" Fontes told HuffPost.

As for those who delayed trying and find themselves unable to conceive, the economics of race may shut out them out of fertility treatments at this point in their lives as well, denying them the opportunity to experience the profound joy of motherhood. .

One may well deny it, but just about every measure that has been taken has come under fire from this House.

The company that drilled the wells denies responsibility for the flammable river.