Sentence examples for has negated from inspiring English sources

Nishitani writes as follows: On the one hand, śūnyatā or emptiness can be termed "an absolute negativity, inasmuch as it is a standpoint that has negated and thereby transcended nihility, which was itself the transcendence-through-negation of all being".

"She has negated people with her silence," says a friend.

"This has negated the positive," he said triumphantly, stalking off without explaining the mysterious phrase.

In part, the global financial crisis has negated whatever benefits Mr. Sarkozy's policies might have produced.

Some critics argue that competition has negated the influence of the benefits.

In reducing the incentives for individual political participation, suburbanization has negated the benefits of "small town" government and deprived metropolitan areas of valuable civic capacity.

That might have negated a little bit of turnout".

But Mr. Hansen said the choice of Mr. Lieberman had "negated Georgia".

England to be fair have negated Ireland's attacking options, inevitably leading to a poor game.

They have negated that with four consecutive losses in the past six days.

"Events of the last couple months seem to have negated much of his theory," Ms. Perloff said.