Sentence examples for denial of one from inspiring English sources

Some New Zealanders saw this as an unfortunate betrayal, a misguided denial of one's roots.

Besides, the radical denial of one's roots is no way to earn the trust of the voters or anyone else.

But, although the play is well done, it never proves much more than that denial of one's sexuality leads to depression.

On the other hand, he takes these virtues, as they are understood traditionally, to involve an unhealthy denial of one's love for wine, food and other familiar pleasures.

But to believe an epistemically unsupported proposition is to violate this duty and is thus, in effect, a denial of one's own personhood.[5] Or think of it another way, as intellectual beings, we have the dual goal of maximizing our stock of (significant) true beliefs and minimizing our stock of false ones.

A denial of one's own 'real' body for a dream is also to open yourself up to an intense awareness of the emptiness of a flesh-core.

Anyone else think Smith and Herridge are a little too earnest in their denials of one-hitter knowledge?

Through what Underwood refers to as the "outsourcing of death", and through this lack of exposure to it, we have become ill-equipped to deal with it – and in denial of the one thing that affects us all.

"Approval or denial of any one crude oil transport project, including the proposed project, is unlikely to significantly impact the rate of extraction in the oil sands or the continued demand for heavy crude at refineries in the United States," the review said.

Denial of any one of those three affirmations will strike a mortal blow to atheism.

And, indeed, the new report reads: "Approval or denial of any one crude oil transport project, including the proposed Project, remains unlikely to significantly impact the rate of extraction in the oil sands, or the continued demand for heavy crude oil at refineries in the United States".