Sentence examples for so in denial of from inspiring English sources

"I was so in denial of what I did previously.

When he surveys the current world of gospel, seeing it (with some exceptions) so far from its glorious past and so in denial of its gay roots, the anger and the grief nearly overtake him.

Andy Clark, always the warmest of actors, paints him as a sympathetic character, but behind his bluff pragmatism is a man so much in denial of his cultural heritage that he is prepared to betray the people he grew up with.

Also, if one is pregnant and you do not go to the hospital, the staffs over there may refuse to take care of you when you go into labour [Farmer, 50 yrs., NR] Community members like the participant's wife sought antenatal care throughout their pregnancy term at their local health facility, in part because they perceived failure to do so may result in denial of care from SBA during labor.

But so far, Europe's leaders have been in denial of the evidence that austerity is costing lives".

Social realities are often so painful that the natural instinct is to be in denial of them.

So, with nothing to be ashamed about creatively, why would anyone be in denial of this career?

One cannot be in denial of this reality".

No party can thrive in denial of its own history.

Receiving Workers' Compensation may result in denial of benefits.

Among the most common cyberattacks is a so-called denial-of-service attack, in which hackers overwhelm a news organization's operations by flooding it with information.