Sentence examples for denying the value from inspiring English sources
No one's denying the value of the ploffice' – with the right motivation you could run a successful empire from the cupboard under the stairs frankly.
An artist who was perfectionist in his portrayal of objects, he kept denying the value of a painterliness of which he himself was master.
Galileo, by denying the value of divinely inspired interpretations of the universe, posed an unacceptable threat to the authority of the church, and it responded by warning him to stop promoting the Copernican system.
It is, of course, always open for the biocentric approach to accept that conflict by simply denying the value of ecological wholes, thus shifting the focus of biocentrism to have only incidentally overlapping concerns with environmental ethics.
As the descendants of those who built the railroads, we are still fighting fiercely over our inheritance, with some denying the value of trains altogether and others working hard to preserve what's left (there's still a daily train called the City of New Orleans) or to bring us the new high-speed trains that elsewhere are already commonplace.
And there's no denying the value of a good teacher/professor.
Completely denying the values of the Cultural Revolution is not only an understanding throughout the party, but also a stable consensus of the whole of Chinese society," added the article, entitled "Society firmly rejects Cultural Revolution".
It would be childish to deny the value of the added strength which was thus afforded.
Setting Expectations Few who believe in the potential of the Web deny the value of books.
It is a thinking that denies the value of black people, and limits our acceptance.
