No one would deny, for example, that natural selection must be constrained by the laws of physics and chemistry.
If the 499-megawatt expansion at Astoria should become derailed or denied, for example, might old No. 2 churn and belch its smoke for another generation?
Who can deny, for example, the humour and sense of relish that exists in hearing John Cooper Clarke utter a phrase that might seem bland from other lips?
Because of this questionable decision, readers are denied, for example, any of the many fine portraits of Sojourner Truth by contemporaries.
Ms. Day denies, for example, that she is a spiritualist, as some have called her, or that her powers of perception are unique.
It seems easy to deny the existence of pain as an object but much harder to deny the existence of pain as a property to deny, for example, that there is a property of intense painfulness that is possessed by the experience of unanesthetized dentistry.
One of Husserl's central objections to this view is that logical principles like the Principle of Non-Contradiction can be denied by human individuals, and indeed have been denied, for example by Hegel.
Note, however, that one could in principle retain their analysis and deny, for example, that first-level concepts and propositional functions, respectively, can only be saturated by objects that exist.
Still, it's a neat feature of iOS 8 is that it does allows users to choose whether to grant third party keyboard makers networked permission at all — albeit, denying a keyboard app Full Access may well truncate its functionality (notably the SwiftKey keyboard offers limited functionality if Full Access is denied, for example).
Since it makes perfect sense (and indeed is often true) to say that tomatoes look red to most people, a proponent of the Frege-Schlick view must deny, for example, that \(Q_{R}\) is the property of being an experience of something's looking red (see section 1 above and Stalnaker 1999, 225).
