Sentence examples for denial any from inspiring English sources

Hackney Picturehouse, E8, Thu to 2 Dec You can't stay in denial any longer: Christmas is coming soon.

Using denial any approach to proof-theoretic semantics can be dualized by just exchanging assertion and denial and turning from logical constants to their duals.

I guess, after all is said and done, part of me is not living in denial any longer.

Do not permit Holocaust denial any platform on Facebook to preach its inherent message of lies and hate.

Most gay men of my generation came out when we simply could not stand the lying or daily self-denial any longer.

Empiricism for Anderson is primarily the denial of any higher form of being, any other reality by which experienced reality can be found wanting, or dependent, or in a position of striving to emulate, and so forth.

"The union has been unable to provide any additional information and stands by its previously issued denial that any tipping occurred".

For Bindel, gender is entirely a social construct – a common view, but she seems keen to deny any effect biology might have, which feeds back into her denial of any organic explanations for homosexuality.

One was a flat denial of any wrongdoing.

"Compare that to Rupert Murdoch: complete denial of any responsibility of his organization," he told BBC television.

Another constant theme is the Palestinian denial of any Jewish historic or religious connection to Jerusalem.