Sentence examples for degrees of denial from inspiring English sources

It is, moreover, the subject of shocking degrees of denial among partisan polemicists and manipulative historians.

"We all need a degree of denial to survive," Dr. Shalev said.

"There is some degree of denial and hypocrisy with the use of these compounds," Dr. Bhasin said.

Mr. Daisey's audiences, like consumers everywhere, are generally in some degree of denial that there could possibly be ethical issues concerning their personal devices.

Yet there was some degree of denial about what the truncated and turbulent 2011-12 season had been and what it seemed to presage for the next one.

But for the world to lose tens of millions of its young mothers and fathers and to then apparently forget them suggests a striking degree of denial.

In small towns, in particular, some degree of denial about what happens behind the closed doors of one's neighbors can come to seem not merely exigent but humane.

Little Bee proves a perceptive narrator: she recognises that Lawrence has cocooned himself in self-deception, just as her own endurance of the horrors she has witnessed is dependent on a degree of denial.

"The equity market is suffering a degree of denial lately," said Rob C. Carnell, chief international economist at ING. "It would love to go up, and it will go up on anything remotely favorable".

"On occasion, there is a degree of denial, and one has to convince the patient that their presentation is textbook".

Moreover, patients' degree of denial and resistance was high.