Sentence examples for through denying from inspiring English sources
But Ismailis say his successors failed to follow through, denying them government jobs and pressuring them to convert to Wahhabism, the hard-line school of Sunni Islam that is dominant in Saudi Arabia.
Re "M.S./Cancer Combo No. 13 and the Coping Mind Game" (Nov. 14): The writer of this essay, Richard M. Cohen, is an inspiration who should be admired for the example he has set and realize that by moving through (denying?) his "years of struggle," he has also made it easier for those who love him.
There's more to Palanhiuk's taut, hilarious, anti-consumerist, nihilistic novel than transformative fisticuffs, of course, but the notion that you might learn something useful from recognising that society trundles along through denying the ugly, destructive, even healthily self-destructive parts of ourselves, is Fight Club's chief idea.
Through denying his monster a bride and a chance to see the world, Dr. Victor Frankenstein effectively saved a fictional human race from extinction in Mary Shelley's famous novel, Tech Times reports.
It could do that through censure, through denying funding to the unconstitutional program, or through impeachment.
They cannot be made to go away through denying the need for them as the need will still exist.
Mackail-Smith was then put through, denied by another brilliant last-ditch Kay tackle.
His parents, academics through and through, deny any role in forming their son's considerable business acumen -- 'He did not learn it from us, absolutely not our area,' Michael says.
Recent reporting from ProPublica's Dafna Linzer reveals that in 2008, the White House, lacking positive recommendations for commutations from the pardon attorney, looked through denied applications and found Clarence Aaron's petition.
However, several lines of evidence suggest that such "knowledge through denied prior testing" is rare, and that even if this bias were present, it cannot account for the association between knowledge and HIV infection.
North Carolinians should think of what other people go through before denying them their freedoms.
