Sentence examples for serious denial from inspiring English sources

The Republicans are in serious denial.

Strawberry is in rather serious denial about lots of things, drugs and booze included.

Sass is good, but is it covering up some serious denial?

You also say he is in serious "denial" about a lot of things, including personal financial chaos.

But if you believe that guys weren't watching this show early on to see some unalloyed fucking, you are in serious denial.

"What is happening in this country regarding property is serious denial of rights," said Lino Hernandez, the president of the Permanent Commission of Human Rights of Nicaragua.

Your article reflects a serious case of denial.

PAKISTAN'S prime minister, Yousuf Raza Gilani, appears to be in a serious state of denial.

The Labour leader asked Cameron: "Is he happy to have climate change deniers in his government?" Cameron said: "The most serious form of denial we have today in Britain's politics is the reality deniers of the party opposite.

He regards it as the finest goal of his career, which suggests either an admirable disinclination to review his own work or, more probably, a serious case of denial.

The responses to his situation, which included bad ethnic humor and serious debates about denial and anti-Semitism, focused attention on the power of religious, ethnic and racial identities in politics, forces that may not have the power they once did.