Sentence examples for self denying from inspiring English sources

Soon the candidate was being his normal self, denying having said what he said and serving up a bunch of self-contradictory excuses.

He denies that his prophecy is self-denying.

But code switching is something many women, gay and other minority ethnic people will recognise: a self-denying ordinance forced upon us within any place dominated by straight, white, middle-class men.

The provisions of the Self-denying Ordinance also extended to individuals (like Vane) who held civil service posts, but included exceptions for those (like Vane) who had been turned out office by Charles and restored by Parliament.

His self-denying ordinance was understandable.

Mindlessly devoted and masochistically self-denying, he is held up as the truest expression of hobbithood.

Actually, I persuaded myself that it is  ludicrous to be so self-denying.

Unfortunately, the Nationalists set aside their self-denying ordinance in July.

It was not a bad innings; a watchful, almost monkishly self-denying 62-ball 15.

"I've got a self-denying ordinance for 30 days and maybe longer.

'No.' There's something monkishly self-denying about Couilloud's dedication to the pursuit of perfection.