Sentence examples for reasonably denied from inspiring English sources

Transgender people's need to use bathrooms that match their identified gender is modest and not reasonably denied.

For instance, a scientist in 1750 might have reasonably denied the newly proposed hypothesis is that water is H2O.

Arguments that met these standards could have value in making belief in God reasonable for some people, or even giving some people knowledge of God's existence, even if it turns out that some of the premises of the arguments can be reasonably denied by other people, and thus that the arguments fail as proofs.

Who can reasonably deny them that?

Nobody could reasonably deny Tony Mowbray's team's entitlement to victory, but the goals that Scott Brown and Garry O'Connor produced either side of half-time gave the margin of their superiority a rather flattering appearance.

"In order to find an apparent principle on which it can reasonably deny equality to gay men and lesbians," O'Toole wrote of the no campaign, "it has to tell huge numbers of other people that their relationships are just not up to scratch".

(Hence) (Even) the Fool cannot reasonably deny that that than which no greater can be conceived exists in reality (Hence) That than which no greater can be conceived exists in reality.

Even if you choose to deny Michael Brown's case as a murder, you cannot reasonably deny the inequality we witness on a daily basis.

This is among the points regarding which Kumārila found it apt to deploy the epistemological doctrine of immediate justification; thus, among the reasons why it cannot reasonably be denied that properties like being a cow are real is that there is nothing that finally falsifies the many justified beliefs we have concerning things that are perceived as exemplifying just such properties.

He sums up: "It is not his anti-Semitism for which he will be remembered - but that he was an anti-Semite cannot now reasonably be denied".

A public goods argument considers medical knowledge to be a public good, or one that is non-rivalrous and non-exclusive, and cannot reasonably be denied to someone requesting it.