Sentence examples for clear denial from inspiring English sources

COMMENT: No matter how much one dislikes the content of a newspaper, to ban it amounts to censorship and is a clear denial of press freedom.

In his recent statement, along with the clear denial of links to Isil, he demands that all militants follow the "general instructions" he issued last year.

"It was one of those days where everything is going your way," he said in self-deprecatory overload and clear denial of his own afternoon of inspiration.

The party's headquarters went on to issue a clear denial that the winner was Vladimir Chernukhin, who also attended Wednesday night's party, which was strictly correct.

When Sakho did beat the offside trap just before half-time, he was frustrated by Anthony Taylor's refusal to award a penalty for what West Ham argued was a clear denial of a goalscoring opportunity by Schmeichel.

Reported demurrals (and not a clear denial) come from Clinton staffers Bruce Reed and Don Baer, not from the independent intellectuals in attendance.

Our coverage was shot through with clear denials".

Second, continue to make unmistakably clear that denial of the Holocaust is unacceptable.

Had he declared any cash payments to the taxmen, which is not clear, his denial would be correct.

As it has become increasingly clear that denial is not rooted in science, reporters and news outlets committed to being fair to all sides have had to wrestle with how to treat the deniers, politically prominent but scientifically hollow.

Facebook's position is clear, Holocaust denial groups and content is fine (nipples aren't): "Just being offensive or objectionable doesn't get it taken off Facebook.