Sentence examples for the denied from inspiring English sources
verb
To not allow.
- I wanted to go to the party, but I was denied.
The denied motion means Kesha will remain under contract with Gottwald's Kemosabe Records, which is owned by Sony.
As his irritation grew, he developed a theory: In Stalin's Russia, crazy things like the denied visa happened because the man at the top was unhinged.
The denied affair Johnson initially and famously characterised reports he had cheated on his wife with Spectator colleague Petronella Wyatt as "an inverted pyramid of piffle".
Freud also inhabits the aspect of aged wisdom, and struggles bravely against his antagonist in Hysteria, who happily labels herself the denied female element of his psyche.
Everyone knows about the big cases: the conviction and exile of Roman Polanski, the (denied and unproven) accusation of Woody Allen.
Shakespeare makes the denied prayer her last request, but she does pray in both operas, in the same key and with similar orchestration.
The orchestra denied the allegations.
The group denied the accusations.
The F.B.I. denied the request.
The company denied the comments.
The Soviets denied the story.
