Sentence examples for describe denial from inspiring English sources

The cables also describe denial of service attacks on Google's sites in China, and concerns dating back to 2006 about Google Earth images of sensitive government facilities.

Psychiatrists use the term "denial" to describe those defense mechanisms of the mind.

In his speech, John Kerry described such denial as morally suspect.

He described the denial of a vote in the leadership campaign for the 150,000 new members as "an affront to democracy".

This article describes the denial of epistemic access through the use of the verbs tietää 'to know' and muistaa 'to remember' in Finnish conversation.

(For this reason, McTaggart describes his denial of the reality of time as Hegelian rather than Kantian, since (on McTaggart's interpretation) although both thinkers denied the reality of time, only Hegel thought that there was an underlying reality to which the apparent reality of time corresponded).

Small, incremental fixes in the form of market solutions and corporate reformism represent what The Intercept's Kate Aronoff described as "denial by a different name".

Dr. William Shulman, director of the Holocaust Research Center, described the denial "as if these people [in the Holocaust] were killed twice", a sentiment echoed by literary theorist Jean Baudrillard, who argued, "Forgetting the extermination is part of the extermination itself".

To some degree, these coping responses are consistent with those described as denial or restraint coping in the general literature, that is, waiting for a more appropriate opportunity to react [ 19- 21].

Game theory is used to describe interaction between denial-of-service attacks and the intrusion detection system.

If one adult were to deny that another adult could choose as she wished it would be natural to describe this as a denial of the second adult's right of choice.