Sentence examples for really deny from inspiring English sources

"Did he really deny that there were troops in Crimea?" Kerry says.

But on this night you couldn't really deny him or Sanders their optimistic outlooks.

Mention New York and he says: "The turnaround was massive, palpable; nobody can really deny it".

If Mr Bush stands his ground, will they really deny him the funding for troops in harm's way?

That's how inarticulate I am! Anyway, the Brits is our biggest industry award, and you can't really deny that Paloma Faith has had a big year.

"It's a very difficult policy because if you have Catholic and Church of England faith schools you can't really deny the need for Muslim faith schools, but there is a different character, they tend to be much less diverse".

Nobody really denies that the Bay Area's schools are poor.

(As far as we know it's true; Will hasn't really denied it).

Shaun Walker (@shaunwalker7) My reaction earlier too RT @HalaGorani Sec State Kerry asked reporter about Putin: "He really denied troops in Crimea?" and shook head.

The viewer, then, is not really denying that the work in question is art (it is a human-made object presented to be contemplated for its own sake) but only that it is worthwhile.

The Confederation of British Industry supports a ban, but fears an "explosion" of employment-tribunal cases: were you really denied the job for being too young, or for lack of experience?