Sentence examples for denial from inspiring English sources

But residents here care little for such things, or for his denial that he owns the bulk of the company.

But she said the outright denial was exacerbated at Chicago's secretive interrogation and holding facility: "It's very, very rare for anyone to experience their constitutional rights in Chicago police custody, and even more so at Homan Square," Solowiej said.

So, here were two snapshots about sexual assault: one showing that, while false rape accusations are relatively rare, rape denial still remains rife, even among some police – the very people who hold the key to any kind of justice.

Adelson is also likely to face difficult questions about his denial that his company had ties to a senior Chinese official, Ng Lap Seng, who was described in court as "a courier" for Sands Macau and a link man to the Chinese government.

After the screening, Rainer Schulze, a history professor at the University of Essex, said he theorised that the failure of earlier concentration camp films, such as the Billy Wilder-directed Death Mills, had failed to dent what he calls the "denial" and "amnesia" of the German population in the immediate postwar period.

One person whose campaign group was infiltrated told me the reason it often takes activists a while to spot undercover officers is denial.

The senior Catholic cleric and former Vatican diplomat warned that the church should "not move into denial of the realities".

As we mentioned earlier, this denial follows the usual pattern with similar reports during the last few weeks.

The IPA is allowed, however, to use its privileged tax status to encourage supporters to claim tax breaks in return for donations to fund a climate science denial book.

But, as Raymond Aron once put it, "it is a denial of the experience of our century to suppose that men will sacrifice their passions to their interests".

That culture of denial which let them down so badly must be eradicated".