Sentence examples for great denial from inspiring English sources

"What is so interesting about this story is watching these Anglo-Irish characters in great denial," Ms. Warner said.

Last year, in fact, all the Sunday talk shows spent exactly nine minutes of Sunday talking time on climate change – and here is a shock: all of it was given over to Republican politicians in the great denial sweepstakes.

Such inner-circle criticism had the peculiar characteristic of being entirely able to discount all the other times over more than 40 years that 60 Minutes has blown a story and then, after great denial and then great self-flagellation, and, as well, after being beaten up across the competitive news world, continued on.

There's still great denial.

Our modern educational systems and institutions have also been in great denial of this integral energy and thus geared for the masculine mind.

At the end of this unforgettable film, the question lingers: Will the viewer -- and President Obama -- join Webb, Gunnoe and the legion of others in the coalfields across the United States, or will they simply turn their backs on this subversion of democracy and continue the great denial of coal's staggering human and environmental costs?

THE X-FILES: I WANT TO BELIEVE The great denial-fest that is the essence of the relationship between Mulder (David Duchovny) and Scully (Gillian Anderson) continues in the director Chris Carter's second follow-up to his brilliant television series.

Sensing his patient was in even greater denial than anyone had thought possible, Ferrari chose to move on.

It's because that reckoning has mostly been avoided so far that those bankers may be the Americans in the greatest denial of all.

And Clayton Kershaw came up with one of the greatest non-denial denials since Woodward and Bernstein when asked if he had told teammate Scott Van Slyke that during a meeting with Dodgers management he had urged they move Puig.

There is a great deal of denial.