Sentence examples for deniers from inspiring English sources

The fee for a horse and rider was two deniers (pennies); a wagon, four deniers; a donkey, cow, or sheep, one-half denier.

The conservative field for the 2016 election is otherwise made up of proud deniers, such as Cruz, and those who would rather plead ignorance, along with Florida senator Marco Rubio and Texas governor Rick Perry.

There was that bit when you were banging on about how climate change was something people "mock at your peril" and how deniers were excluded from the argument.

Me: Really, this idea that climate change deniers are some sort of poor repressed group just doesn't stand up out here.

And then there was that bit where you said that "one side" wouldn't engage with climate deniers intelligently and how science is about being sceptical.

At previous meetings many voices in the audience have been fierce company loyalists or climate deniers.

Within our party, we've got to be very careful about allowing these people who are the birthers and the 9/11-deniers to get too high a profile and say too much without setting the record straight.

Yet now he has the challenge of reassuring Japan's neighbours over the Tamogami affair without undermining his own conservative base.The public reaction to the affair reinforces how beleaguered these days are Japan's history-deniers, says Jeffrey Kingston, a historian of Asia at Temple University in Tokyo.

The selection of Mr Johnson, who is thought to be more fiscally hawkish,  suggests that Mr Miliband is above all keen for Labour to avoid being branded "deficit-deniers".

Yet two-fifths of Americans still refuse to accept that human beings share a common ancestry with animals, preferring to believe that they were created in their present form in the past 10,000 years.Perhaps some evolution-deniers will read this book and be convinced.

Elinor Caplan, the immigration minister, accused the Alliance of harbouring "bigots, racists and Holocaust-deniers".