Sentence examples for truthfully deny from inspiring English sources
– words that the novelist cannot truthfully deny are his own.
Their history is disputed, but no one can truthfully deny that they have lived in Myanmar for generations.
Mr. Bakaly insists that he truthfully denied releasing "nonpublic" information and admitted he had spoken with the reporter.
When Niko truthfully denies the allegation, a firefight ensues, allowing Dimitri and Bulgarin to escape.
The three most common responses to a demand letter include: (1) truthfully denying that you have breached the contract, (2) asserting an affirmative defense indicating that circumstances beyond your control prevented you from acting, or (3) apologizing for your actual error and asking if you can "cure" or "fix" the breach in a specific way by a new, mutually agreeable date.
Not all the killings are openly acknowledged by Israel: it denied responsibility, perhaps truthfully, for an explosion last weekend that claimed the lives of six activists from Yasser Arafat's Fatah faction.
Can anyone reading or listening to these remarks truthfully claim that President Obama is denying a connection between ISIL and Islam, or that he doesn't understand the nature of the conflict?
"I can truthfully say that in 30 years of practice I've only had two applications denied in the entire state of New Jersey".
Martin testified that he paid Webber $280,000 in cash and gifts, but as of January 2003 Webber denied receipt of money from Martin and maintained that he had testified truthfully to a grand jury in 2000 on such matters.
It said, truthfully, that when we asked the party if the story was true, and if an announcement was planned, the party denied it, flatly.
