Sentence examples for denied it by from inspiring English sources

Why should they be denied it by their own healthcare provider – especially when others are being allowed to buy it?

Children and parents may have said they wanted education, but they were denied it by absolute poverty.

But before they met, Mr. Takoulo, who first arrived in the country on a temporary business visa, had applied for political asylum and had been denied it by an immigration judge in Baltimore, who ordered him deported.

One west-London patient whose NHS surgeon had previously told her she needed a new knee, but who was denied it by United Health had to pay over £1,000 and spend a year getting a scan and other surgeons' opinions to finally prove she needed it, and get back onto the NHS waiting list.

And we are denying it by making education something you have to pay for so drastically.

It started in the off-season — this habit of coping with loss by denying it, by using magical thinking to shield myself from the pain of disappointment.

Society reacted by drawing back and attempting to deny it, by saying, "it belongs over there to those people and expresses what they feel but will go away quickly, we hope".

There's no denying it: By and large, people are shallow.

If you say "I feel uncomfortable," then nobody can deny it by saying, "That's not true".

Responding to pairings of positive-connotation words (the 'good' category) with doping substance words was fastest among those who currently use doping but denied it, followed by those who are currently using doping and admit it.

He denied it in 2002 by explaining, "I hit the ball as far in high school as I do now".