Sentence examples for fervent denial from inspiring English sources

These requests felt unlikely to be taken seriously by an administration that, so far, excels at nothing more than the fervent denial of the reality of its dissenters.

These requests felt unlikely to be taken seriously by an administration that, so far, excels at nothing more than the fervent denial of the reality of its dissenters.

I've also talked to trade unionists, who, despite the Co-operative Council Network's fervent denial, say that it's all about soft-selling cuts and privatisation – basically like Thatcher, but with a friendlier, more left-wing pitch to the public.

But more surprising than the longtime anchor's fervent denial of harassment is that at least 115 current and former colleagues have signed a letter of support, attesting to how Brokaw has treated them with "fairness and respect" and is "a man of tremendous decency and integrity" who helped many of them advance their careers.

Her only public statement about the affair was the one she issued to the Guardian after Maxwell, Dershowitz and the Andrew issued their fervent denials.

The report's most fervent denials concern whether the company asked to abandon the plant at the height of the crisis — a move that experts say could have contaminated a far wider stretch of eastern Japan, possibly even Tokyo.

After months of lingering looks and fervent denials, Blair and Dan finally acted on the desire that's slowly been building between them.

Remember the denial of her most fervent supporters ("Party Unity My Ass!"), who couldn't believe they'd been outstripped by this newcomer, this stranger with a murky past and murkier ideology?

Denial perhaps?

The fan base is fervent.

He was a fervent patriot.