Sentence examples for utterly denies from inspiring English sources
The phrase "utterly denies" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when someone completely rejects or refutes a claim or accusation. Example: "The defendant utterly denies the allegations made against him in court."
These religious adherents often view science itself as an assault on their faith and doggedly refuse to accept evolution because they fear it so utterly denies God that it will lead them, and their children, straight into a world of moral depravity and meaninglessness.
The Telegraph "utterly" denied the charges, saying that the questions raised by Mr Oborne were "full of inaccuracies".
"I have utterly denied that I ever heard any such words".
She said in a brief statement: "I completely and utterly deny these allegations and can prove they are false beyond any doubt.
And, we certainly do not know who women are, as their sexual specificity has been utterly denied in the construction of their inferior status.
"We are completely and utterly denying the allegations by Chevron," his spokesman Gowen told reporters on Friday.
Trouble is, Clegg himself denies it utterly.
I deny, utterly, the supposed political neutrality of the monarchy, because it is predicated on its own self-preservation; it is all conservative.
The other professor said yesterday that she was on sabbatical, found the noose incident "utterly reprehensible," and denied she had anything to do with it.
Senior Obama administration officials viewed the adoption ban not only as geopolitically disproportionate, but so utterly cruel in denying orphans the chance to join a family that it left many speechless and some near tears.
Merkel denied this utterly.
