Sentence examples for fail to deny from inspiring English sources
Their 29 questions include: Over the last 12 months, have you regularly: been glared at in a hostile manner, been given the silent treatment, been treated in a rude or disrespectful manner, or had others fail to deny false rumors about you?
It was also a crass juxtaposition for Wallace, following the release of the review, to fail to deny the bonus arrangements in his contract while at the same time revealing that there would be a "small number" of redundancies amongst the non-playing staff.
Maria Carfagna, the 34-year-old former topless model turned equal opportunities minister, failed to deny the reports after they began to circulate.
He defended the policy but failed to deny that it had been rated red – meaning it is facing serious complications and has a high risk of failure.
Hammond conspicuously failed to deny Marr's suggestion that more public money was being offered to the DUP to oil the wheels of the third meaningful vote.
PRESIDENT OBAMA has refused to tell Congress or the American people why he believes the Constitution gives, or fails to deny, him the authority to secretly target and kill American citizens who he suspects are involved in terrorist activities overseas.
Although neither Craig, nor Fincher, nor even Sony, which is releasing the film through its Colombia label, have confirmed any deal, they have conspicuously failed to deny that negotiations are under way.
Downing Street denied that it had ever planned to fire the starting gun on Brexit this week, but critics pointed out that ministers had failed to deny the widespread suggestion in media reports over the weekend.
A year ago, a newcomer, Cory Booker, mounted a formidable mayoral campaign that rocked the foundations of Mr. James's power, even though it failed to deny him a record fifth term.
The Conservative chief whip Michael Gove has fuelled speculation that the party is preparing to drop its support for the European arrest warrant after he failed to deny holding talks with MPs about changing the official position.
