Sentence examples for entirely negated from inspiring English sources

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.

There were still flashes of the immensely talented pianist that Kolesnikov certainly is, but here the self-conscious cleverness of his programme almost entirely negated them.

Since Mr. Wolken has addressed the same topic in this year's "Razor: Mirror," it gives the unfortunate impression that Wolken and company are themselves tired of their routines, an impression entirely negated by "Darkness and Light".

For Cook, not 29 years old until Christmas Day, the satisfaction of being the youngest player in history to join the Hundred Club (he and Clarke will be the 57th and 58th) is almost entirely negated by the predicament that his side currently find themselves in.

I had nothing to lose, but my thoughts that I wouldn't gain anything either were entirely negated.

Montagnier even noted that the effect from these extremely small doses was entirely negated if the medicine was subjected to heat or freezing, a similar observation found in homeopathic medicines.

This entirely negates his apology.

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

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.