Sentence examples for wholly denied from inspiring English sources

A young ensign whose mother, back in Kansas, can't be convinced that creature comforts are not wholly denied officers attached to the Bureau of Aeronautics in Washington.

The New Yorker, December 19 , 1942P. 13 A young ensign whose mother, back in Kansas, can't be convinced that creature comforts are not wholly denied officers attached to the Bureau of Aeronautics in Washington.

The hearing – the first of several planned – came in the wake of a controversy over undercover videos recorded by anti-abortion activists who claim Planned Parenthood officials illegally profited from the sale of fetal tissue, a claim the organization has wholly denied.

By Robert Lewis Taylor and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, December 19 , 1942P. 13 A young ensign whose mother, back in Kansas, can't be convinced that creature comforts are not wholly denied officers attached to the Bureau of Aeronautics in Washington.

After the market closed on Monday, the firm released a statement wholly denying the rumors.

These Shun stories illustrate that an agent's response to a situation in which important values come into conflict need not be a strict choice between honoring one value and wholly denying the other.

Erdogan has offered muted condolences for the 1915 killings, saying that there were indeed events with "inhumane consequences" during World War I, but Turkey wholly denies the murders ever amounted to genocide.

It remained a matter of disagreement whether philosophy was also denied wholly autonomous sources of insight and what type of distinctively philosophical insight, if any, would remain legitimate.