Sentence examples for necessarily denied from inspiring English sources

This was the standard pattern of many religious polemics: miracles as such were not necessarily denied; only those claimed by the adversary were denied.

Borges's fragment signposts the direction to our own imagistic realm, one in which the map and the territory have melded completely, and those who aren't on the map are necessarily denied any territory.

In these cases it is not necessarily denied that those under discussion are humans, but rather that they have equal moral and/or legal standing.

Some pledges are delayed, but not necessarily denied.

Indeed, they don't necessarily deny this failure, and they are worried about its political implications.

The second version doesn't necessarily deny these characteristics, but it does sublimate them.

Emphasizing economic grievances does not necessarily deny the possible effect of other factors.

The above figure caption has been revised to reflect that Lindzen doesn't necessarily deny smoking causes cancer, but he is 'skeptical' about the strength of the link.

The nominalist position did not necessarily deny, however, that there must be some similarity between the particular things to which the general word is applied.

They said that many Japanese did not necessarily deny that the bombs had hastened the war's end but that they felt that Americans did not appreciate the human cost.

While not necessarily denying the role of regional culture, our study is consistent with the view that regionally-based legal infrastructure can play an important role in the innovativeness of a region.