Sentence examples for denied insane from inspiring English sources

Ahmed Ouyahia said the president, 68, was recovering "perfectly" from surgery for a stomach ulcer in the Val de Grace hospital in Paris, and denied "insane rumours put about by certain foreign sources".

And there have been rapprochements between Homme and Oliveri, too, especially since Homme has denied 'Everybody Knows That You're Insane, another great moment, is about Oliveri.

A royal spokeswoman denied that the king's driving was "insane," as Aftonbladet claimed in a front-page headline.

One would have to be insane to deny such thing.

"He thought that methadone was an effective, easy, cheap public health intervention; that it's insane to deny it to people who are so deeply in need," she said.

"Mali is cruelly denied stimulation, room to explore… [and] is in danger of going insane," he said.

The mere effort of both maintaining and denying this charade has made America maniacal and Blackness insane.

"Perhaps time will separate us, but nobody can deny that here, behind the windows of Manchester, there is an insane love of football, of celebration and of music".

Whitehouse, meanwhile, blamed Republican lawmakers for blocking legislative action on climate, calling those who deny greenhouse gas emissions' contribution to climate change "one step short of insane".

Or does he/she become insane and completely irrational after having a few drinks, but then deny or blame others the next day for his/her behavior?

Buck did not deny his behaviour but claimed a Zolpiden sleeping pill reacted violently with alcohol, turning him into a "non-insane automaton".