Sentence examples for language denial from inspiring English sources
(Probe: language, denial, reporting falls, seek help for falls) There are some doctors who treat fall risk evaluation as not equivalent to cancer screening or congestive heart failure.
Mrisho's research found that staff attitudes including abusive language, denial of service, and an absence of compassion represent one among many barriers to facility-based care, which drives women to deliver at home [ 22].
Poorly attitude of the healthcare staffs were perceived to exist in most health facilities; these included usage of abusive language, denial of providing services, lacking compassion in general and refusal to assist properly.
Despite his premise that climate change is foregone, Franzen toys with the language of climate denial more than once in his essay.
Once you got past the personal attacks, the denial language itself was too carefully worded.
These operate through such social mechanisms as personal faith/religion, science, language and emotions, denial and doubt, happiness and fear, safety and security (identity and belonging), status and materialism.
These may operate through various forms, such as personal faith, religion, science, language and emotions, denial and doubt, happiness and fear, safety and security (identity and belonging), well-being and materialism.
Opponents of artificial turf brushed aside multiple thorough risk assessments that have found that these fields are not a health risk, using standard science denial language like "there is no proof these fields are safe" and "the research hasn't been done" and "if they contain toxic chemicals, it just stands to reason that the fields are toxic".
"Mr. Schwarzenegger needs to address these charges in detail, not in evasive language and partial denials," he said.
Parent Shaw wrote: 1. Teaches 2. Nasty 3. Marriage 4. Political career 5. Poverty 6. Self-denial 7. Language 8. Myself 9. Money 10.
13 Arab newspapers are filled with the language of hate and denial that characterized Arab political discourse toward Israel during the outbreak of the 1967 Arab-Israeli war.
