Sentence examples for denied the essential from inspiring English sources

Their efforts in this case, unlike the 2000 election battle, were denied the essential publicity oxygen of television.

The reporters on the Abbott bus/plane were taken to a place minus reception so they could empathise with voters who are denied the essential of the smart phone age - reliable 3G or 4G reception.

Most of his troubles had come from attempts to deny the essential hopelessness in his nature.

But Mr. Levy does not deny the essential criticism, even if it was Mr. Hossu who asked Mr. Mentzer to take over the case.

A service to which everybody but the deceased is invited, like a wedding without the bride or a baptism without the baby, denies the essential reality of the occasion, misses the focal point.

There will always be contentious debate over what constitutes fair levels of taxation, but it is impossible to deny the essential government claim on private wealth without negating the very notion of civilization.

LOUISE MELLING Director, Center for Liberty American Civil Liberties Union New York, Feb. 8, 2013 To the Editor: When we let our bosses pick and choose what medical care we have access to, we are protecting the private beliefs of a few to deny the essential needs of many.

And, rather than deny the essential flatness of the painting support by using traditional methods of representing volume and texture, Robert Rauschenberg and Jim Dine attached real objects and textures to the painted surface, and Frank Stella and Kenneth Noland designed their irregularly shaped canvases to be seen as explicitly flat art objects.

Pictured: President Roosevelt reminded the Supreme Court of their duty to not deny the essential powers of free government.

They don't want to do anything about the grievances, but they have not been able to deny the essential validity of the 99% message.

Ultimately, it's nothing more than a bias in favour of films that resemble fact-packed theses, rather than works created without thought: a way of denying the essential idea that art can be produced as naturally as an exhale.