Sentence examples similar to overt denial from inspiring English sources
But by combining stealthy fraud with overt denial-of-service attacks, this smaller botnet presents an unusual puzzle.
His sometimes contradictory statements on this issue alternating between overt denials of the reality of species in some places, and clear affirmation of the reality of species in others—have been seen as an intentional rhetorical strategy (Stamos 2007; Beatty 1985 in Kohn 1985a).
The needs during the first phase of shock, denial, and overt confusion are comfort, familiarity, and provision of basic needs such as food, paying bills, etc.
The Bush rules would allow patients to appeal an overt reduction, suspension, termination or denial of services.
One could deny access with no overt justification, implying that disclosing the precise ground for denial would be equivalent to disclosing the document's very content.
The Chinese government's influence over American universities is broad and deep, ranging from such subtle pressures as the denial of visas for vocal American scholars to more overt efforts, including opening Chinese cultural institutes on U.S. college campuses, experts on human rights and education told lawmakers Thursday.
Official denial of the massacres by Turkish governments, past and present, and overt efforts to conceal the truth perpetuate general enmity and distrust between the Turkish and Armenian peoples.
