Sentence examples for denied something that from inspiring English sources
This is not the first time a company has denied something that has turned out to be 100% true.
"I feel very bitter that I am being denied something that has a probability that it can help me," said Mr Spinks.
Why was the goose denied something that was so good for the gander?
The result was that a man who was probably innocent was denied something that can never be given back to him: more than four decades of freedom.
Some believe that their failure to snag a job or a spot in college is due to affirmative action, but that's because they believe they are being denied something that is already rightly theirs -- an entitlement, if you will.
Once again, while there's an argument to be made that I'll eventually pay for the ingestion of too many shakes one way or the other, I'm not sure I or anyone else should be denied something that's harmless in moderation just because somebody else can't control him or herself and treats fatty foods like cocaine.
I cannot either confirm or deny something that doesn't exist.
As Tim Cushing pointed out, Mr. Clapper seemed to be taking advantage of on an odd construction (you don't "record" metadata) to deny something that was basically true.
I was making an active rejection of everything female in an attempt to deny something that was becoming ever more clear to me.
That a scholar had to invest years of her professional life writing a book unraveling efforts to deny something that was about as well known and well documented as any historical fact has ever been -- while those who personally experienced and witnessed it are still alive -- is testament to another way that the argument culture limits our knowledge rather than expanding it.
That's not to say they don't exist (there is a festishist for every fetish) but having one's sexual pleasure so curtailed seems to be a particularly male preserve: the fetish functions by denying something that came with such physiological and psychosocial ease to so many men.
