Sentence examples for deeply deny from inspiring English sources

Why do I so deeply deny that someone could be driven to do something so horrific over an immutable aspect of another's identity?

They fear it would let any business owner who is deeply religious deny employees coverage that pays for contraceptives.

Stuart condemned the government stance, saying it was "deeply, deeply offensive" to deny millions of people the right to plan their lives for the next couple of years.

The Labour MP and prominent Brexiter said it was "deeply offensive" to deny millions of people their rights, and argued that individuals should not be used as "bargaining chips".

Let me just say that that it is deeply unjust to deny generations of women the chance to reach their potential ― and deny societies the opportunity to benefit from their contributions.

When someone that we care deeply about hurts us, we deny they meant anything to us to keep from feeling the pain of their betrayal.

I'm aware that might cause the mind to bristle a little, perhaps even bring out a little righteous indignation in some, but when you look deeply, it's impossible to deny.

The self-regard of Israelis is built, in no small part, around a sense of sang-froid, and yet few would deny that the past year was deeply unnerving.

Whatever you think about monarchy in the abstract, nobody could deny that life must be deeply restrictive for a modern royal.

"I am deeply flattered and touched, and I can't deny I've been made to feel very special indeed".

When he was charged, Roache said he was "astounded and deeply horrified" by the accusations and vowed to "strenuously deny" them.