Sentence examples for quite deny from inspiring English sources

Church leaders here do not quite deny that.

And Scott's dazzling rendering of assorted plagues and parting waters doesn't quite deny the participation of nature, however synthetically they've been brought to screen.

Wednesday Jennifer went on Ryan Seacrest's radio show and said she is "totally single" and did not plan a date with Ben--but didn't quite deny a make out session.

Our reviewer, Jay McInerney, said Greenfeld's "keen observational skills make his characters... instantly recognizable as creatures of their time and place without quite denying them their humanity".

Joe Torre had told me that the Agee-plunking was an accident, but I noted now that Gibson had not quite denied intention in the affair.

A recent article in the Sunday Times restirred speculation about whether American and British intelligence had surveillance evidence of the location of some of the Chibok girls after they were first kidnapped, something those countries never quite denied.

Yet when he's showing rather than telling, his sensitivity to nuances of the zeitgeist and his keen observational skills make his characters (some of whom will seem eerily familiar to longtime residents of downtown Manhattan) instantly recognizable as creatures of their time and place without quite denying them their humanity.

Dinesh quite fiercely denied being a writer — he said that he hadn't published anything yet and perhaps never would.

Hitler specifically, and quite wrongly, denied that agricultural technology could alter the relationship between people and nourishment.

At least Italy are consistent: they lost to Wales by 41 points at home on Saturday, a margin which again was not quite enough to deny Ireland the title.

It's one thing to be antismoking, but it's quite another to deny that tobacco gives pleasure and comfort to millions, to deny that many of us are deeply skeptical of the antismoking movement and, ultimately, to deny human nature.