Sentence examples for emphatically denying from inspiring English sources

By recklessly pursuing Monica Lewinsky and then emphatically denying it, Mr Clinton knew he was endangering the whole programme on which he was elected.

But Candice Johnson, a spokeswoman for the communications workers, said at 12 30 a.m. that the talks were continuing, emphatically denying that the unions had broken off talks.

Although he quoted a leading measles researcher emphatically denying that measles vaccine can transmit the virus, he nevertheless maintained that it was "unclear whether the Edmonston B became transmissible or not".

The marine who vanished last month in Iraq and turned up three weeks later in Lebanon said Monday that he had been taken by enemy forces, emphatically denying that he had deserted.

The candidates also fought bitterly over gun control, with Mr. Schundler emphatically denying Mr. McGreevey's claims that Mr. Schundler supports a law that would allow people to carry concealed weapons.

Off the field, what might have been bolder was his decision to hold an impromptu news conference hours before the Southeastern Conference title game, emphatically denying an ESPN report that he was going to take the Michigan job.

The inference I emphatically deny.

MVS Radio emphatically denies any link.

Mr. Banier emphatically denies this.

But TMZ emphatically denied that on Sunday.

(Couric emphatically denied that this was so).