Sentence examples for sharp denial from inspiring English sources

He recently quoted Mrs Merkel as saying that Germany was about to put in place a policy of expelling gypsies just like France's, which drew a sharp denial from the chancellery.

Within an hour, Mr. Taubman, the Detroit shopping center magnate who bought a controlling interest in Sotheby's in 1983, fired back with a sharp denial issued through a spokesman.

Fears that followers of former prime ministers Thaksin Shinawatra and his sister Yingluck Shinawatra, including an opposition movement sympathetic to the Shinawatras known as the "red shirts," could be blamed prompted a senior figure in their Puea Thai Party to issue a sharp denial.

Predictably, it responded with sharp denials.

Ireland, meanwhile, is often cited as a country where public-sector workers have reacted to a sharp downturn with impressive self-denial.

The officers' behind-the-scenes accounts from the Bosnian war represent sharp departures from persistent denials on the part of the Bosnian Serbs, including a recent government report maintaining that most of the men found in mass graves -- many with their hands tied behind their backs -- were killed in combat.

That denial stood in sharp contrast to the Kremlin's open acknowledgment of its sale of shoulder-launched SA-24s to Hugo Chávez's Venezuela.

Thus it is an easy matter to argue from the existence of a sharp cutoff point to the denial of the transitivity of possibility.

The Ted Cruz version of this dramatic dance will begin with seductive promises and then a sharp reversal that unleashes withdrawal and denial and a look of determination and self-satisfaction.

That denial is based on a sharp historical awareness of the city at this moment.

As the example of Japan shows, a short, sharp fall in prices is better than prolonged obfuscation and denial.