Sentence examples for much denied from inspiring English sources

White and Tyler speak for themselves (and White has pretty much denied his involvement), but who is Kennedy?

It is a story most young Cambodians have never heard, in a nation where the past has been buried along with the bones of the killing fields, a nation whose holocaust is not so much denied as it is smothered in denial.

Marking the kind of happy ending very much denied Brecht's grievous Anna Fierling (more iconically known as Mother Courage), the production marks this actress and director's most exciting and theatrically invigorating partnership in years, not least because it never devolves into the Fiona Shaw Show and the self-satisfaction that might imply.

With so much denied, a woman's life can sometimes flower only vicariously.

An unconscious and much denied impulse to obey and to follow shields us from challenging the reality and the need to speak the truth.

I pretty much denied my sexuality until later college years, and then it just was this nagging sensation, if you will, that didn't go away, this attraction to women, this idea about exploring my sexuality more deeply.

Rather, they don't so much deny it as evade the question.

There is a sincerity and eagerness in his performance that does not so much deny criticism as disarm it.

To an outsider, what's striking is that the new poles of attraction do not so much deny a legacy of violence as displace it from fact to fiction.

Moreover, as Mendelssohn puts it, Spinoza does not so much deny the distinctiveness of the actual world as construe it as it is in the mind of God before the creation, existing only as a part of God (Philosophical Writings, 102ff, 108ff).

His nomination hearing on April 12 did little to assuage concerns about his record, as Pompeo did not so much deny his past positions as avoid endorsing them.