Sentence examples for denied feeling from inspiring English sources

Rooney denied feeling the pressure of being the focus of United's attack.

To a man, the players denied feeling betrayed because Van Gundy was leaving 19 games into the season.

It was clear that he felt the weight of the moment, but when I asked if the pressure was getting to him, he denied feeling overwhelmed.

Merkel denied feeling isolated by her open-door refugee policy, which has been met with fierce opposition, both domestically and regionally.

The German publisher who organized the panel denied feeling any pressure, and said it was simply not able to scrounge up the fare for her flight.

"I felt like before the break, things were going well, and obviously I haven't carried that momentum," said Bay, who denied feeling pressure from players like Scott Hairston, who has been hitting well off the bench.

The Skinner era, Temple concluded, was one that denied feelings to animals, and rationalized regarding them as automatons; it was an era of exceptional cruelty, both in animal experimentation and in the management of farms and slaughterhouses.

As science reveals ever greater feats of cognition and emotion in an expanding range of animals, we have had to discard old beliefs that denied feelings to most animals.

She denies feeling frustrated by Thompson's creative domination of the group, however.

Though the enmity between Mr Brown and Mr Cameron often appears intense, the prime minister denies feeling any particular hostility: he has "no personal animosity towards anyone in politics".

To be honest, I cannot deny feeling a certain relief when a change of circumstances took the decision to uproot out of my hands.