As a senior in high school I entered denial and fought viciously against the pain and betrayal I brought upon myself.
How did so much of the Republican Party enter perpetual denial?
The state programmed its computers to transfer welfare cases automatically unless a city caseworker intervened to stop aid by entering a denial code.
They enter a world of denial and limitation - in divorce, child custody, inheritance, crime, employment and personal freedoms.
But, then, it was a few decades before "denial" entered the lexicon as a sign of alcoholism and in other ways London was remarkably prescient.
It was more like, 'This happened and it seems outlandish and crazy to me – what about you?'" It also feels appropriate that the entire ghastly horror story should happen in a fast-food joint, the sort of place few enter without entering a zone of denial about what exactly they're consuming.
In February, Indiana successfully passed its Senate resolution supporting teachers "who choose to teach a diverse curriculum," giving climate denial and creationism the chance to enter classrooms.
They suggested that those at the top of the party were still in denial, despite everything, and were unwilling to enter those dark places.
To enter the spiritual, she has come to understand, does not demand denial of the earthbound.
Frusciante, who preferred the Chili Peppers to remain in the underground music scene, entered a state of denial and depression because of this.
