Sentence examples for denial himself from inspiring English sources

The comprehensive denial by Crosby raises questions as to why Cameron chose not to end the controversy earlier by making the same denial himself.

Stallings suggests the Pharisee may not have been such a bad guy, and was probably well-meaning, but in denial about himself.

He's committed and idealistic, and unaccepting of injustice to the point of self-denial – allowing himself to get into this position is surely a form of self-denial.

Or perhaps Trump is indeed in denial about the science himself, but those who protect his assets, such as this Irish environmental consulting firm, are not.

A simple answer that White fails to explore is that Hiss, having once before eluded an F.B.I. inquiry, too hastily committed himself to denial.

Bookmakers have gone with Tim Sherwood, Steve McClaren (despite his denial of interest), Carver himself and Ally McCoist, with Thomas Tuchel, once regarded as the coming man in Europe, and St Etienne's Christophe Galtier as the foreign options.

Adapting a game invented by a Canadian entrepreneur, Jiang purposely sought out rejection to desensitize himself to denial.

Granted, this seemed to be a particularly inconvenient process, but surely he was making excuses to keep himself in denial about his situation.

Behind such defiance — not to mention angry and absurd denials by O'Reilly himself — the network waited out the siege.

Official Saudi denials that he himself had anything to do with the murder - in a plot hatched from right within his inner circle in the Diwan al-Maliki, the Royal Court - have been met with profound scepticism.

The considerations underlying the denial were peculiar to Yellin himself.