Sentence examples for lightly denied from inspiring English sources

Over 20,000 of these horrific devices in existence cannot be lightly denied by cynical rhetoric.

The privilege of driving should not lightly be denied to the elderly in a society built around the automobile.

The company, which employs 2,320 workers at the Norfolk plant, denied it took the complaints lightly.

Still, Issa sent a stern letter to Clinton last week, asking why additional security had been denied to diplomats at the lightly defended mission in Benghazi where Stevens died.

On the afternoon before feeding on dogs and cats, mosquitoes were transferred to cylindrical cartons with netting on both ends, denied sucrose solution, and held overnight with a pad moistened lightly with water on their cages.

The studio has denied the reports, but there have been suggestions the film was lightly marketed in North America, with minimal billboard and television advertising.

So, unlike Al Gore, whose father was denied even the candidacy for the vice presidency, Bush could afford to wear his ambition lightly, in the manner Americans prefer it worn.

Mr Hinds admitted "lightly pressing" Ms Furlong's neck in his hotel room after what his defence team called "rough sex", but denied killing her.

In brief, just about everything denied to Chinese citizens is being promised to Hong Kong.Nor are they assurances that China can lightly shirk.

He denied claims by Army chiefs and the relatives of soldiers killed in Iraq that Treasury cost-cutting had been to blame for the deaths of servicemen and women forced to travel in lightly-armoured Snatch Land Rovers.

These two hand grenades of his – that female sexuality is rigorously denied whenever it crops up; and that female sexual urges might be even more potent than men's – will not land lightly on this terrain.