Sentence examples for denied the term from inspiring English sources

Speaking to BBC News in March, Big Society Minister Nick Hurd denied the term had become an embarrassment, adding: "Arguably, every day is a big society day".

He denied the term "farce" was derogatory, or even lacking in seriousness, and said "It is of nonsense all compact, and better nonsense, I think, our stage has not seen".

Mr. Barry said that some railfans now proudly declare themselves foamers to deny the term its derogatory intent.

Denying the term "marriage" to otherwise legally equivalent partnerships can only be justified in order to stigmatize the same-sex relationships.

Gene Orza, associate general counsel for the players' union, acknowledged a resolution but would not confirm or deny the terms.

He, too, said that he was familiar with Mr. Cerick's complaint, but that he would not confirm or deny the terms of the 1997 settlement concerning Father O'Brien.

Casson has denied the long-term health risks of concussions in N.F.L. players.

Although denied, the long-term perspective of this move in Thuringia seems to many observers to be directed by party strategists in Berlin.

Diogenes Laertius, for example, specifically denied the application of the term to plants.

Mr. Hatley denied using the term and said he had good reasons for hiring the two white managers that had nothing to do with race.

The politician has previously admitted to using "Anglo-Saxon" language, but said he did not swear at police, and flatly denied using the term "plebs".