Sentence examples for convincingly denied from inspiring English sources

The bosses of Fiat and BMW have never convincingly denied stories about their getting closer together.

After Grant convincingly denied the aspiration, President Lincoln called him east, and gave him full command of all Union armies.

In the ensuing months, the story has lingered, never having been either fully confirmed or convincingly denied.

This suggestion was convincingly denied by Lord Palmerston, the champion of the Victorian "gunboat diplomacy" that brought China to its knees.

On the day that I saw Elliott, the papers were full of allegations – later convincingly denied – that Sir Jeremy Heywood, the cabinet secretary, has been denying key papers to senior ministers who support Brexit.

According to secondhand reports, Nasser convincingly denied the allegations.

He put his finger on "the great overarching fact about the war that Blair will never admit but cannot convincingly deny".

That burden will get heavier if Ms. Lewinsky convincingly denies any involvement with the President instead of invoking the Fifth Amendment when she is deposed by Paula Jones's lawyers.

In her afterword she convincingly denies the accusation of "some readers" that her articles on MacDonald v. McGinniss were a veiled reaction to a suit Jeffrey Masson filed against her for having misquoted him in one of her books, "In the Freud Archives" (1984), a suit that was dismissed before trial.

For as the historical Stone-work builds up to pyramid-like proportions, few will be able convincingly to deny that Lawrence Stone is now our most impressive living historian.

The film argued convincingly that Polanski never denied the charges against him and that they were dismissed under the terms of a plea bargain: if he pleaded guilty to unlawful sex with a minor and agreed to be confined for psychiatric examination (which he was, for 42 days), the American authorities' requirement for punishment would be satisfied.