Sentence examples for denied speaking from inspiring English sources

But Johnson denied speaking to Piazza.

Obama has denied speaking to Blagojevich about the Senate seat.

But every living former president has denied speaking to him on the topic.

Both she and Jack Waksal denied speaking to Dr. Waksal before they made their ImClone trades.

"I've never denied speaking to Erick and giving him advice," Miller said.

Under cross-examination by Mr Griffiths, Campbell denied speaking directly to Taylor, the former leader of Liberia.

Mr. Hynes said through a spokesman yesterday that "the decision of the Supreme Court" — the single word "denied" — "speaks for itself".

With every "denied" spoken over the artillery radios, curses followed and the unit was forced to hold its fire.

He claimed free speech was under threat because some students are denying speaking slots to campaigners who have expressed controversial views, calling for books to be removed from libraries and demanding extensive "trigger lists" of words not to be used.

Finke doesn't deny speaking with Emanuel, but says, "If Ari was so in love with all my reporting, why was I constantly getting screamed at by him?" She adds that she had many sources at both agencies, and if it was just that "Ari whispered in my ear, and I did his bidding, I couldn't respect myself in the morning".

Asked about cases where students had tried to deny speaking slots to Peter Tatchell, a gay rights campaigner, and Germaine Greer, a feminist writer, over their views on transgender issues, he said: "The OfS will have a range of remedies at its disposal which do include fines at the more extreme end of the spectrum.