For if it is the pole we see, the movement will be leftward, which we deny to be the fact.
The basis of both composition and negation turns out to be the same state of affairs, i.e., something that is formulated in the mind, to which we can either assent or deny to be the case.
'Nor could I ever find it intelligibly made out', wrote Boyle, 'what these real qualities may be, that they [the scholastics] deny to be either matter, or modes of matter, or immaterial substances' (Stewart, 1979, 22).
where (In the case of, total resource available cannot guarantee all users the minimum resource required, and some users will deny to be served. In this paper, we assume the minimum resource of all users can be always guaranteed, that is,.).
What security can you give us, that, when you get the power the proposed system will give you, when you have men and money, that you will not force from the States that equality of suffrage in the second branch, which you now deny to be their right, and only give up from absolute necessity?
The GOP has evolved (ironically, a process they would deny) to be the proud political party of anti-intellectualism, harking back to the Dark Ages with a never-ending campaign against evolution, tired rants denying the reality of climate change, and a medieval understanding of human reproduction.
Fifteen patients were studied with AVS and 3 patients were excluded (two denied to be studied further and one was excluded due to age).
German nationalists found Irving, as a non-German Holocaust denier, to be particularly credible.
(Morgan, Sr., denied requests to be interviewed).
Hammond categorically denied that to be the case.
Ashik Ali denied wanting to be a terrorist.
