Sentence examples for plausibly denied from inspiring English sources

But a basic set of public truths, while subject to varying ideological interpretations, could not be plausibly denied by any responsible person.

While typically not traceable to any individuals and plausibly denied by government officials, poisonings leave little doubt of the state's involvement — which may be precisely the point.

With the uncanny prescience of someone with an acute, laser-like artistic vision, Kafka anticipated the future of civilisation - not Orwell's boot forever stamping on a human face, but tiny minds not so much bending the rules to suit their ends, as using the very idea of rules to grind down their victims to the point where humanity can be plausibly denied.

But if others accused participants of prejudice in the second condition, it could be plausibly denied ("I didn't think he was gay!").

Inevitably, the truth prevails, and policies pursued on the premise that they could be plausibly denied, in the end damage America's reputation and the faith of her people in their government.

Mr. Bush can no longer plausibly deny the science.

Distinguishing between the two can prevent industrial polluters from plausibly denying that they have leaks.

Those behind this attack made sure they could plausibly deny they were its authors.

Tennessee lawmakers can no longer plausibly deny racist origins of the Confederate monument movement.

The film's politics, in any case, are more implicit than overt, so that the filmmakers can plausibly deny any particular topical agenda.

One of these was assassination — the killing of the Kremlin's opponents using methods that were dramatic, yet allowed Moscow to plausibly deny culpability.