Sentence examples for likely denied from inspiring English sources

Thompson is likely denied the histrionics in which Blue Jasmine's Cate Blanchett is able to luxuriate.

Magistrate Judge Jerry Day, noting more charges were likely, denied Mr. Marsh bail for a third time.

"That is a normal, dissociative response," he said, adding that the younger brother, whose movements were more public, had most likely "denied and compartmentalized what he had just done".

No owner would likely deny that cats are creatures with personality.

He will most likely deny any wrongdoing or plead for further clues.

No astute follower of the game would likely deny that the best hockey in the world is played at the Olympics and on the irregular occasions of the World Cup.

But if you get sick or injured while holding one of these policies, Ms. Pollitz said, the insurer will most likely deny you coverage when you try to renew — because now you have a pre-existing condition.

Obama rejected an application from TransCanada to build the pipeline in 2012 and The Post reported in November that Obama will likely deny the company's final permit for the project.

There is certainly no legal reason, perhaps no reason at all, why an American gentleman should not assume in more majorum any new coat that pleases his fancy, but he should not assume an old coat, for if he does, he is very likely denying his own forefathers and he surely is affirming what he has no sufficient reason to be true.

We still would likely deny that Sebastian is the owner of Johann's actions, despite their now psychological continuity.

In addition, even those who accept these haecceitistic differences regarding humans will likely deny that you might have swapped qualitative roles with your singleton set or some other mathematical entity.