Sentence examples for deny too from inspiring English sources
The "Black Swan" view of ballet is that it's an unnatural art in which women deny too many normal aspects of womanhood.
According to current and former government officials, that backlog was fed first by rumors that Bill Clinton was eager to grant pardons as he left office, then by his desire not to deny too many requests.
Rather, it's that when the spotlight isn't on Limbaugh, and when his excesses aren't front-and-center and thus impossible to deny, too many conservatives — including not just finger-in-the-wind politicians, but some of the country's most sagacious conservative intellectuals — are weirdly reluctant to acknowledge that there are any valid critiques of him at all.
They deny, too, the growing evidence that their movement is being supported by neighbouring Rwanda.
"If his truck driving company gets shut down because of theft of trade secrets on a record that he's not willing to deny, too bad for him.
Chris's own request for a pass was denied, too.
It is hard cash, not hard-heartedness, that denies too many patients, and their families, the deaths they deserve.
Similarly, I could pop on a hardhat and apply for a tax break as a miner, but I'd probably be denied too.
Otto Reich, the State Department's senior Latin American specialist and an adviser to Nicaragua's Contras in the 1980s, denied, too, that he had spoken to Mr Carmona, urging him not to dissolve the Assembly.
When she was in her 40's, Ms. Gordon decided her dream had been denied too long, only to discover that most ballet schools were hesitant to take on a beginner of her age.
