Sentence examples for denial of its from inspiring English sources
Many whites, while acutely aware of racism but also in denial of its prevalence, find it easier to acknowledge black rage and their fear of it, rather than their own feelings about being a part of such continuing injustice.
WISH asserts that the L.A. Unified Charter Schools Division said it would recommend a denial of its high school petition if it was not withdrawn.
What we get instead is a wide-eyed Robocop knock-off, its eponymous android plaintively decrying human misconduct even as it commits industrial-scale destruction; whatever opaque point the film is making, it belabours it in earnest denial of its own Dinky Toy absurdity.
In a letter dated Friday, the New York State Office of Children and Family Services gave St . Basil Academy a former Greek Orthodox residential school, multiple reasons for the denial of its application and told it to stop providing care for children by the end of the month.
And it is time that denial of its existence in the upper circles of government stopped.
The greatest potential danger of climate disasters is not drought, flood, nor storm; it is a prolonged denial of its existence.
The 74-year-old former leader, whose 1989-1999 administration was marked by persistent allegations of corruption, acknowledged the account only last year, after repeated denials of its existence.
Whatever the daily air pockets in the markets' response, the European Union now gives indications of pushing beyond worn-out denials of its failings toward reforms that can stop the implosion of its finances.
A second letter from Travel Guard cited another reason for the denial: many of its travel insurance policies then excluded loss caused by terrorism.
But to do that, we would have had to think of communism as just another system, ignoring its repression, its denial of human rights and its goal of world dominance.
It might be thought that this is not so much a response to the argument above as a straight-out denial of one of its premises.
