Sentence examples for furiously deny from inspiring English sources

Turkish leaders furiously deny this, saying it is impossible to police such a long border.

St George supporters furiously deny racial separation as a motivating factor.

(Mr. Romney, tellingly, did not call his opponent a lobbyist, depriving Mr. Gingrich of the opportunity to furiously deny it, as he has done repeatedly in recent days.

He went on to add: "We didn't like the social [policy] side at all," and to furiously deny that he had given Thatcherism any kind of endorsement.

He said the decision to go above the charities' heads was taken as "they were finding it difficult to co-operate and reach agreement" – a claim the groups furiously deny.

The younger man, Salem Chalabi, who is in charge of the special tribunal trying Saddam Hussein, is accused of complicity in the murder of a finance-ministry official who was investigating illicit seizures of properties in the chaotic aftermath of the war.Both Chalabis furiously deny the accusations.

Cahuzac furiously denied the allegations.

Mr. Aristide furiously denied it, and the report was soon discredited.

Mr Pisapia furiously denied her claim and announced plans to sue for slander.

Mr Anwar has furiously denied that he is the man in the video.

Vergès furiously denied being "born angry", but his childhood experiences defined him.