Sentence examples for which I deny from inspiring English sources

All I have to prove to a magistrate is that I have taken all precautions to prevent the book falling into the hands of children or weak-minded persons - that is, assuming the book is indecent, which I deny.

Or what I'm accused of saying to them privately, which I deny and can't remember it, they've gone out publicly and said it and yet they're saying themselves it was said to them privately.

As Mill himself conceded, there is "one argument against capital punishment which I cannot deny to have weight: that if by an error of justice an innocent person is put to death, the mistake can never be corrected".

If he has a tendency toward the former (which I would deny, by the way), he proved capable of keeping it in check.

"Evidence re my alleged 'wardrobe malfunction' which I vehemently deny: Breast Petals & industrial strength bra," she tweeted along with a photo of her holding a box of nipple covers known as breast petals.

A deeply proud and devout Jew like Claude Montefiore -- to take only one example -- could deplore the entire Zionist scheme because it "assumes that the Jewish race constitutes a 'nation,' or might profitably become a nation, both of which propositions I deny".

I e-mailed her the details of my recent visit to Tashkent for the BBC, during which I was denied entry at the airport.

My mom reminded me that "fine" was my typical response when I was a teenager, which I adamantly denied, of course.

By what mystical processes, to which I am denied access, had she, the artist, somehow salvaged a personal truth for me to call my own?

"I accept my share of responsibil-ity, which I don't deny," Kerviel told the psychologist.

"I imagine she'd say it's about a determination of purpose, which I can't deny.