Sentence examples for denying perhaps from inspiring English sources

That taller pitchers, with their longer arms and lengthier strides, actually release the baseball closer to home plate than shorter pitchers — thus further denying, perhaps by a fraction of a second or two, the batter the time he needs to react to any particular pitch.

He wrote: Many people … will deny, perhaps with indignation, that … care [of what others think of them] is an important factor in what they are and do.

Many people … will deny, perhaps with indignation, that … care [of what others think of them] is an important factor in what they are and do.

Yet consistent and attentive care is the right of each child and, if denied, perhaps one of the most significant factors determining whether a child will be malnourished.

Because he talked about bringing the U.S.-Russia relationship back to normal". He mocked the idea that he had compromising material on President Trump — though without denying it — perhaps because Mr. Trump's own words were compromising enough.

Only the privileged are in a position to deny, or perhaps not even to realise, that privilege exists.

Viewers of the movie, denied (or perhaps spared) the sight of Ms. Browning's gyrations, would be more apt to nod off if not for the incessant noise.

Not all the killings are openly acknowledged by Israel: it denied responsibility, perhaps truthfully, for an explosion last weekend that claimed the lives of six activists from Yasser Arafat's Fatah faction.

This is hard to deny, but perhaps things would change if more fixed-term staff joined.

If Grotius can show that so many people throughout history have accepted what the sceptic denies, then perhaps the force of numbers may change the sceptic's mind.

"Or, perhaps, denying free will simply provides the ultimate excuse to behave as one likes".