Sentence examples for we should deny from inspiring English sources
What kind of people have we become that we should deny them these subsistent comforts?
This bill goes some way to allowing people like my nephews to share their love with someone, I don't think in a sane and rational community we should deny someone the opportunity to do that just because they are gay.
In an interview on Sunday with Charles Gibson, an anchor of "Good Morning America" on ABC, Mr. Bush said, "I don't think we should deny people rights to a civil union, a legal arrangement, if that's what a state chooses to do so".
Sounds familiar, doesn't it?" It really does, and given that we're in the midst of grim times for which all right-thinking British people blame Old Etonians, it's only right that we should deny Grylls the trophy, and hand it to an alumnus of Prescot grammar school for girls.
For example, it might be argued that we should deny that episodes of perceptual imagining (e.g., visualising) are perceptual experiences, and we should allow that it may be possible for an episode of visualising to be subjectively indiscriminible from a veridical perception.
(For further discussion of this issue, see Crooke (2002).) The question of whether Blockhead is intelligent (has a mind, thinks) may seem straightforward, but despite Block's confident assertion that Blockhead "has all of the intelligence of a toaster"—it is not completely obvious that we should deny that Blockhead is intelligent.
"I should deny it," he reportedly said.
If that is not what happened, United should deny it.
They have been told: "Carriers should deny boarding.
Why is a jinni drawn to a man whose fundamental beliefs should deny her existence?
