Sentence examples for denying the validity from inspiring English sources

There's no denying the validity of this argument, or its force.

Mr. Kupferberg wrote one of their best songs, "Nothing" — a pure negativity stomp, denying the validity of most religions, creeds, philosophies, politicians and entertainments — but it's not depressing.

A year later, with the archbishop of York, W.D. Maclagan, he issued an emphatic rebuttal to Pope Leo XIII's bull denying the validity of Anglican priestly orders.

In 1643 the neighbouring colonies formed a military alliance called the United Colonies of New England (or the New England Confederation), pointedly excluding Rhode Island's towns and denying the validity of the purchases that Williams had made from Native Americans.

Far from denying the validity of Bengtsson's questions, the reviewers set out ways he could improve the work: "A careful, constructive, and comprehensive analysis of what these ranges mean, and how they come to be different, and what underlying problems these comparisons bring would indeed be a valuable contribution to the debate.

After all the years and all the millions of dollars that the industry had devoted to denying the validity of the individual reports of these hazards, this was a horrifying argument for the tobacco men to see reported in the news.

If one were to deny that modus tollens is a valid form of inference, one would also have to deny the validity of (i) disjunctive syllogism and (ii) modus ponens or contraposition, since it is easy to transform modus tollens arguments into ones employing the other forms of inference.

People deny the validity of science and facts.

The accusation seems unlikely, though not impossible, and Trump has denied the validity of the dossier.

The memo does not deny the validity of the national monument designation.

It purported to be the opinions of an American psychiatrist who subsequently denied the validity of the opinions.