Sentence examples for the denial that from inspiring English sources

Coming on top of greater Muslim alienation and more complaints about Islam from the white majority, the current government effort is the rough equivalent of the denial that often has been the reflexive response to issues involving everyday racism here since the end of French colonialism in the 1960s.

I cannot determine whether it's the urge or the denial that is now ruling my emotions.

Perhaps it's just an adolescent form of the denial that drives all ages.

To claim the gender problem Republicans faced in 2012 is "merely" a race problem is the denial that has actually helped cement this pattern.

Now, as we fight cancer proudly on our wrists and on our clothing, we can't imagine the denial that would have us face a cancer diagnosis with resignation.

This quote, is representative of the self-imposed denial of Principal Mark Jackson, and the district he represents; it is representative of the denial that has allowed the racial tensions within Amherst to fester and burst open upon Gardner, soaking her not only with the disdain of students, but also with the indifference of her colleagues and peers.

In addition to taking into account the doubts those two men have, the baseball officials also have to consider the denials that have already been issued by Bosch and by a number of players, including Rodriguez.

Sure, we've heard the denials that the National Collegiate Athletic Association never did and never will stage-manage the bracketing of the men's basketball tournament.

But Mr. Holder also added to the denials that American pressure was behind the moves against Mr. Assange and WikiLeaks, telling reporters in San Francisco, "We have not pressured anybody to do anything".

Art played an aggressive role in battering away at the politics of denial that surrounded the epidemic.

The situation was exacerbated by the filmmakers' denial that the film was specifically about Leigh, despite the choice of Stockton for filming.