In the first half, he was pragmatic and full of self-denial.
The moderator of the forum described Cruz's stance as "full out denial".
Kenneth Tigar is just great as Joe Keller, the patriarch whose easy laugh hides a swirl of conflicting emotions, and Beth Dixon as his wife, Kate, complements him expertly, a mother full of love and denial.
His little computer and MP3 recorder are full of press statements, denials, corrections, Party literature, lists of the dead, TV clips and audio and video material.
Labour's deputy leader Harriet Harman was accused of issuing a denial "full of pedantry and obfuscation" by the newspaper that made allegations about her historic involvement in paedophile rights campaigns.
However, the Church is historically opposed to a full denial of the capacity of human reason to know God.
In a chapter on re-imagining Britain's approach to the environment, I argue in the book that from government to anti-austerity groups in opposition, there is a kind of denial about the full economic implications of preventing irreversible climatic upheaval.
"Although I have lived a life of denial and deceit, full of depression, loneliness, shame, and frustration I can stand up and truthfully say that is all in the past," Camp wrote in a heartbreaking letter to his mother, published in a blog post for Out Sports.
I was muddling along, in full denial of the fact that I have a real risk of breast cancer and should go for another mammogram.
Since the 1970s, the scientific literature has been full of examples showing that the denial of risk or threat, or "unrealistic optimism" in the face of risk (Sattler et al. 2000), is extremely widespread (Burton et al. 1978).
