Sentence examples for deny for a from inspiring English sources

"I won't deny for a moment that it is an incredibly tough and demanding job.

I don't deny for a moment that the press does terrible things – and you list some very affecting examples.

A lovely woman, she embodied the captivating Violetta, who tries mightily to deny for a while that she is fatally ill.

I don't want to deny for a minute that tens of millions of people, if not more than that, have been transformed by mindful meditation, by adopting aspects of Buddhism, by cultivating more resilience or compassion or altruism.

"I recognise that through the 1980s not enough was done for those of us who believe in sport, and I don't deny for a moment that playing fields were sold off," he said.

"I think there is a feeling in this country that the Vietnam veterans got a bad shake, and I don't deny for a minute that that was true," Dr. Gough said.

The plumes were denied for a long time.

The chpass and extract operations are denied for a principal with this attribute.

"Freedom can be denied for a while but it cannot be denied forever," Ms. Rice said, after signing the agreement.

At the time, Sessions was only the second nominee in 50 years the Senate denied for a federal judgeship.

They are denied, for a while, entrance into the Pure Land for that one reason: their own continued dependence on self-power.