Sentence examples for a total denial from inspiring English sources

Such a total denial offends justice and propriety".

All the detainees have suffered a total denial of their human rights and years of abuse and torture.

But five law lords, led by Lord Phillips of Worth Matravers, sitting with Lord Hoffman, Lord Hope, Lord Brown and Lord Mance, ruled unanimously yesterday that allegations of torture-tainted evidence were not enough and there had to be a real risk that Qatada would face "a flagrant denial of justice" and a "total denial of the right to a fair trial" if he were deported to Jordan.

It does not necessarily commit one to a Cartesian (or Brentanian or Sartrean) claim that all states of mind are conscious — a total denial of the reality of the unconscious.

And in 2008, according to the Wall Street Journal, James Woolsey, then the head of the CIA who personally picked up Woodruff's body in Tbilisi, was not convinced by any of the theories floating around about the agent's death, even if he did not offer a total denial: "In that part of the world," he told the paper, "it is impossible to say anything is beyond the possible".

"We are not in a process of total denial," said Daniel Walsky, deputy director of Maximus's Broad Street office.

They do not live in a world of total denial, but they do seek predictability... that never corresponds to the problems they face.

I sometimes think the writing process is a state of total denial about what you're doing or your motivations for doing it".

"The Board is in a state of total denial.

Baron told BBC Radio 5 live: "The board is in a state of total denial.

She described it as "childish" and "an act of total denial".