Sentence examples for seemed denied from inspiring English sources

He became, in Parry's words, "aware of values that seemed denied to his insular countrymen.

For power-holders the possibility for long-term planning seems denied, but the long-term perspective still has to be hold because it is needed for efforts to maintain the very power mechanism.

Single-handedly, it seemed, Duncan denied the Nets whenever they ventured to the basket.

His "self-portraits" seemed to deny both portraiture and the self.

Mr. Caro's articulated assemblages, derived from constructivism and Cubism, seemed to deny the time-honored premises of monumental sculpture.

He said that Vasquez's approach seemed to deny "rational reasoning" and was more "characteristic of mystics or psychics".

Once it was resented because it seemed to deny the long, hard and unpaid labour behind cultural achievement.

In a vague statement later, the F.B.I. seemed to deny the report, but CBS stands by its reporting.

In the excerpts, Mr. bin Laden at first seemed to deny the United States' allegations about his involvement in the attacks.

The big news, aside from Obama's flatness, was that Romney seemed to deny what he campaigned on for the last year– a massive new tax cut of 20 percent.

By eventually treating the work he produced in Yiddish as a rough draft for the English "original," Singer seemed to deny the wounded world that had spawned him.