Sentence examples for long time denied from inspiring English sources

Her father, a director of Jewish community centers, died of cancer when she was 8. Wallerstein did not know how grave his illness was and for a long time denied he was dead.

Trump kept up the Putin hype all through the campaign and spent a long time denying Russians were behind the hacking of key Democrats in 2016; when he did admit it, he added a caveat: "Hacking's bad, and it shouldn't be done.

Along the way, my father died in 1992, I had a son with a B-movie actress, Jayne Dennis - though for a long time I denied this - and I did a lot of drugs.

"Kosovo needs to have equal opportunities for our many young athletes, who have for a very long time been denied the opportunity to showcase their talents and to compete with their peers from around the world," he says.

Repeated requests for TV time denied.

For a long time climate contrarians denied that the planet was warming.

For a long time, experts had denied that there was an underlying organic cause of ED, and almost invariably, patients suffering from ED were referred for counselling to address psychological issues.

For a long time the prime minister denied that Italy would go into recession.

Perhaps the cruellest injustice of all was that, for a long time, we were even denied the right to leave the Soviet Union and seek a new life where we would be treated with dignity and live free from persecution.

"For a long time I'd been denying my creative side," Johnson says.

For a long time the Foreign and Commonwealth Office denied the existence of files pertaining to the abuse of tens of thousands of detainees.