Sentence examples for bitterly deny from inspiring English sources

Though Slavin and his supporters bitterly deny it, Pogrow and other critics complain that much of the analysis that buttresses Success for All's claims of improving reading scores was conducted by researchers tied to Slavin.

This is a chain of events bitterly denied by the US government.

Australia divided bitterly, denying the government twice at plebiscite the power to conscript.

He failed to gain any traction with the voters whatsoever, and like John McCain, he came out of the process bitterly denying that he was bitter.

But after bitterly denying for three years that the design of sport utility vehicles made them unusually deadly to other motorists, auto industry officials now say that their designs cause up to half the extra deaths, and are swiftly making changes.

Australia was bitterly divided, twice denying the government the right to conscript.

Most bitterly, he angrily denied the Sun's claim that he or his wife Sarah had in any way authorised the story revealing that their baby son had cystic fibrosis.

His supporters deny this.The PRD is bitterly split between Mr López Obrador's followers and a more moderate faction.