Sentence examples for dangerously deny from inspiring English sources
In so doing they dangerously deny science, which, is a denial of your future.
Critics who deny this fact seem dangerously out of touch with reality.
It's such an enjoyable race and the atmosphere is always electric!" Barnes had earlier described the decision to deny her victory for contesting the sprint dangerously as "crazy".
In May, a federal court in Mississippi painted a deeply disturbing picture of life on that state's death row, where inmates are held in dirty, dangerously hot cells and denied basic health care.
He admitted causing death by careless driving but denied driving dangerously.
Addressing the legislature, Hutchinson argued that to deny the supremacy of Parliament, which some committees had done, came dangerously close to rebellion.
British cyclist Hannah Barnes thinks the decision to deny her victory at the IG London Nocturne for contesting the sprint dangerously is "crazy".
Elected officials came dangerously close to passing shameful legislation targeting transgender young people, from restroom restrictions to bills seeking to deny students the opportunity to engage in athletics.
The pet-shop owner, who may have been wise to the fact that Simon Martin was secretary of the Annapolis Chamber of Commerce, at first offered a replacement, although by New Year's, when Lillian Martin and Edith and Lee Kalmey fell dangerously ill, he was backpedalling, denying that he had ever sold Martin a bird.
The anorexic teenager is denied treatment until she becomes dangerously thin.
