Sentence examples similar to is getting negated from inspiring English sources

They're alone; they're ostracized; they're maligned; their very being is constantly getting negated.

To negate the spin, Compton - usually a shuffler - is getting so far across his stumps that they need not bother with fielders on the off side.

Both sides took that to be a sign the judge was getting close to issuing a ruling that would instantly negate the negotiations.

But that sentiment gets negated somewhat with a campaign to "Consolidate and Streamline Financial Literacy Efforts". The last place anyone should go for financial advice is a federal government that vaporizes retirement trust funds and runs a $21 trillion debt.

An over-stimulated environment almost gets negated with alternative (and artistic) stimulus.

The guilty survivor has an impulse to negate himself, as if to say, "What was acceptable before is no longer legitimate; it's got to go - I've got to go".

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

Apparently whatever support he gets from writers is negated by the animus from the Academy's architects and artists.

"It could be difficult, because the use of air power, to a large degree, is negated when you get into this kind of urban warfare," Senator John McCain said Tuesday on "The Early Show" on CBS.

The ball speed in the y direction is reversed (negated).

According to him, existence is negated ultimately, while nonexistence is negated conventionally.