Sentence examples for denied points from inspiring English sources

Blair – whose Machiavellian understanding of modern politics can scarcely be denied – points out in his autobiography that most people simply do not know or care what politicians are doing most of the time.

When the play was stopped for a loss, however, Virginia Tech was denied points and NC State's offense returned with 47 seconds remaining in the half.

Evans expressed astonishment at the furore and denied point-blank that he had spat at Cissé.

Twice Izzo denied point-blank opportunities to Jamie Maclaren, who was also denied by the crossbar in the 59th minute.

As Liz Sly of The Washington Post reported, a foreign ministry spokesman, Jihad Makdissi, denied point-blank that government forces had played any part in the killings.

He then denied point blank that he had told Mr Lewis to suspend the governor of Parkhurst prison and that, when Mr Lewis refused, he had threatened to overrule him.

In February, 2000, Mr. Gerrow said, Mr. Golden gave a voluntary statement in which the trooper admitted that he "produced the weapon," but denied pointing it at Mr. String's head.

"We are working with everyone potentially impacted to identify if there are any potential alternatives for them". Wallace also denied pointing the finger of blame at supporters for the withdrawal of credit card facilities for season tickets.

Karapetyan told police that he flashed the laser, but denied pointing it directly at the aircrew, Robertson said.

Critics say he is creating a new bubble in the housing market – a charge the government strongly denies, pointing to lacklustre demand in the regions.

Any other bid denied 13 points, and there was one call that indicated a very bad hand, normally 0 7 points.