Sentence examples for remarkable denial from inspiring English sources
He added: "Some offenders are in remarkable denial.
On Nov. 1, Peskov issued some remarkable non-denial denials, saying that Putin's back injury was "not an injury" but "just a mismovement" and that it was not getting in the way of Putin's continued athletics.
We humans, and other animals, have a remarkable capacity for denial (Wright 1994).
What happened next has recently been laid bare in a remarkable documentary called "League of Denial: The NFL's Concussion Crisis". .
Other accounts seem to reflect a wholesale denial of reality, a remarkable willingness to take Colonel Qaddafi at his every hyperbolic word, or at least a decided taste for conspiracy narratives.
That's a pretty remarkable distance from where all these denials began.
What a remarkable symptom of just how deeply in denial Americans are about what has been done in our name in Iraq.
It is remarkable that 70 years after the Holocaust, denial of the state-sponsored persecution and murder of million of Jews — and others — by the Nazis and their collaborators still exists.
In the shadow of Vesuvius, those residents have cultivated a remarkable optimism, a transcendent fatalism and a form of denial as deep as the earth's molten core.
One of the most remarkable things about the military coup d'etat in Egypt is the combination of denial and myth-making it has prompted.
