Sentence examples for seriously denied from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sassa later seriously denied that any of his corporate bosses at NBC had publicly questioned his job performance.

Now, I don't think it can be seriously denied that some of the deadening narrative traits of pornography can be found here: flatness, repetition, circularity.

Although these crimes are not seriously denied and largely accepted in the consensus of conventional wisdom, only one so far left office.

"No one can seriously deny this has been a huge victory for us".

But I don't think anyone is seriously denying that a chemical weapons attack took place.

But nobody who has travelled in the Muslim world with even half an ear open can seriously deny that the ambassador is completely right.

There has been a concern that Russian authorities have not taken the issue seriously, denying the problem, despite around 100 racist incidents in only two seasons.

Can anyone seriously deny that our political system is being warped by the influence of big money, and that the warping is getting worse as the wealth of a few grows ever larger?

Craig holds that this premise is intuitively obvious; no one, he says, seriously denies it (Craig, in Craig and Smith 1993, 57).

No one seriously denies it.

Although no one can seriously deny the character of the East German state, "Die Linke" kept quiet.