Sentence examples for without denial from inspiring English sources

For Severin — the endlessly needy anti-hero of Leopold von Sacher-Masoch's short, intense erotic novel, "Venus in Furs," published in 1870 — there is no love without denial.

It also charges the companies with so strictly limiting the list of prescription drugs they will subsidize that they effectively deny patients necessary medicines, without denial notices or notifying clients of their rights to appeal.

A wife holding her dead husband, without trepidation, without denial, without any possibility of being cared for in return, just for the chance to be tender toward him one last time: it was the purest act of love I've ever seen.

The late psychologist Ernest Becker, in his 1974 Pulitzer Prize-winning 1974 book "The Denial of Death," wrote that without denial, human beings might become paralyzed by fear on their way to work, frozen on a corner awaiting "the suction of the infinite" -- and then never even make it to Dunkin' Donuts.

If you read only the first half of Geoff Dyer's new novel — Jeff without death, West without East, decadence without denial — you might come away from it feeling something like Laura, Jeff's paramour for the long sweltering week in Venice: charmed, willingly seduced, and ready to resume your life unchanged, with no hard feelings about the fact that the encounter didn't add up to something more.

Participants were provided with both oral and written information about the purpose of the study, the data collection procedure, confidentiality and voluntary participation, including the right to withdraw from the study at any time without denial of treatment.

I would speculate that Atkins may create preoccupation with food but without the denial.

The political question that he is called upon to resolve is connected with the interests of the parties, and he cannot refuse to decide it without a denial of justice".

Rendition, waterboarding, prison without trial, denial of reading materials... Perhaps they're right.

That was all the evidence they had, which would be bad enough even without the denial of life-saving medicine part.

Their recent experience had been with the British government of King George III, which imposed on the American colonies taxation without representation, denial of jury trials and other iniquities, and which armed citizen militias had overthrown in the Revolutionary War.