Sentence examples for deliberate denial from inspiring English sources

We drove an innocent young man to kill through the deliberate denial of sex!

I have seen the deliberate denial of medical care, even for serious and potentially life-threatening conditions.

Of all the cruelties of apartheid, the most malicious may have been the deliberate denial of educational opportunity to blacks.

In other words, people can adopt the simplest solutions as a part of a deliberate denial strategy that enables them to feel virtuous without changing their real behaviour.

Rather than descending further into the world of deliberate denial, it is perhaps worth stating a few facts: this was the second school massacre in three months, and the second gun massacre in six months in Texas.

What is most unfortunate about the town's nearly yearlong delay in issuing a building permit is the deliberate denial of health care services to thousands of people in an area that has one of the highest incidences of teenage pregnancy in Nassau.

However, when I do it on purpose, it's a deliberate act of self-denial — I know, I'm so selfless!

But a gap has steadily widened along party lines in the decades since, driven at least in part by a deliberate campaign of climate denial by conservative think tanks like the American Enterprise Institute, the Cato Institute, and the Heartland Institute, scholars say.

Despite the Pentagon's denials, it seems deliberate that the two largest withdrawals have been proposed for countries that the Bush administration has had serious differences with in recent years, over Iraq in the German case, and over negotiating strategy with North Korea in the case of Seoul.

"Heads must now consider whether the refusal to meet us is either a complacent act of denial or simply a deliberate snub". Reality Check: Is government spending record amounts on schools?

"Holocaust denial is a willful, deliberate and longstanding deception tactic by anti-Semites that is incontrovertibly hateful, hurtful, and threatening to Jews.