Sentence examples for pattern of denial from inspiring English sources
What accounts for this pattern of denial?
I saw this pattern of denial at Toyota.
This cultural pattern of denial is hardly limited to the economic crisis.
There is an even wider pattern of denial on Labour's approach to drugs policy.
The bishops' pattern of denial greeted another report from the 1980's, this one on the declining numbers of priests.
What surfaced was a clear pattern of denial and deception among top White House officials before, during and after the initial invasion of Iraq.
Lawyers for the journalists moved to overturn the subpoenas, and, in a decision rendered on October 9, 2003, Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson issued what amounted to a cry of revulsion at cozy journalistic-source relationships in Washington: "The deposition transcripts [of the government officials] generally reveal a pattern of denials, vague or evasive answers, and stonewalling.
Burr met with VA Secretary Robert McDonald earlier this month concerning what the North Carolina senator alleges is a "questionable pattern of denials of Lejeune veteran claims".
More sociological work is now needed to outline the dynamics of patterns of denial that are society-wide.
What has emerged from the inquiry reflects a likely pattern of abuse on Nauru that can no longer be ignored by Australian citizens, and that reflects patterns of denial we are familiar with.
Your report about the threat of war in South Asia rightly identifies a pattern of "nuclear denial" among Indian and Pakistani military and political elites ("Eyeball to Eyeball, and Blinking in Denial," Week in Review, June 2).
