Sentence examples for end up denying from inspiring English sources

We end up denying of God the creaturely mode of these perfections.

In addition, the objections end up denying what Aquinas writes immediately before the Five Ways that the existence of a god is "demonstrable".

When people believe that they have the absolute truth, they end up denying other people's existence.

The review may also end up denying the same eye-tracking technology that allows me to type with my eyes.

In many cases, people end up denying harm that they know they've caused in order to avoid prison.

Yet they could end up denying those same benefits to 75 million people on the other side of the Continent.

"It has to work, it just has to," he says of President Obama's plans to reform healthcare so that the 40 million Americans currently without health insurance have access to some, and so that those depending on employers to provide it don't end up denied life-saving treatment should they be unlucky enough to lose their job.

This politics of betrayal ends up denying universalism, seeing rights, equality and secularism as "western", justifying the suppression of women, apostates and blasphemers under the guise of respect for other "cultures" – imputing on innumerable people the most reactionary elements of culture and religion, which is that of the religious right.

It's hard not to guffaw when, after Molly loses one game, she speaks of her "powerlessness over the unfair whims of men". But while it's silly it's also patronizing, because by attempting to portray Molly as any kind of female victim — and by glossing over her culpability — Mr. Sorkin only ends up denying this character her agency.

As Octavio Paz put it: "A civilization that denies death, ends up denying life".

Miller ended up denying that the poem inscribed on the Statue of Liberty, Emma Lazarus' "The New Colossus," held any sort of meaning because it was added to the statue later.