Sentence examples for entirely negate from inspiring English sources

The hard-boiled narration - and the corpse in the water - don't entirely negate the beauty of the surroundings.

"[Their purpose] is not only to reject the Cultural Revolution… they are taking advantage of these 10 years to entirely negate the leadership of the Communist party of China," he said.

But Jeffrey Kroessler, the president of the Queensborough Preservation League, who is also active in citywide preservation issues, said: "All manner of classical and Victorian buildings were remuddled in the 50's and 60's, but that does not entirely negate their historic character nor remove an obligation to maintain the historic elements.

(Even so, the new funding will not entirely negate the deep cuts made over the past decade).

The critical foundational and/or contextualizing information that Hannity and Limbaugh elide from each proclamation they deliver would, if included in their monologues, entirely negate the truth-value of the words we do hear.

In other words, can tobacco selfing entirely negate the fitness costs of reduced pollinator visits you observed in Figure 2 ?

This entirely negates his apology.

Judge Rakoff said the S.E.C. knew or should have known that Citigroup was planning to ask him to dismiss the case entirely, negating the urgency to halt proceedings.

But SAC also had paper losses of about $70 million on its Wyeth swap, almost entirely negating any gains from the short sales.

For now, the first law of footballing optimism dictates that this 1-0 win over Slovenia entirely negates a most dismal of starts to this World Cup.

As noted in a recent article in Guardian Environment, the emission savings attained through the use of renewable energy are entirely negated by emissions trading.