Sentence examples for denying from high-quality English sources.

• “You’re denying minerality?”

• But suppose also that denying Fs would not add information about non-Fs.

• Are you denying the long term temperature increase which culminated in 2015 being the warmest year on record?

• Advocates have said that denying inmates access to these medications is akin to denying insulin to diabetics.

• There is a third option—denying that mind-independence is the touchstone of reality.

• Or is the incompatibilist asserting one thing while the compatibilist is denying something else?

• This reply may take the form of denying immanence (that is, embracing facts), denying that absences are causal, or maintaining that there are immanent absences (Section 1.1).

• A standard approach is to propose that negation is ambiguous between a presupposition-preserving negation and a presupposition-denying negation; see e.g., the discussion by Horn (1985, 1989).

Use denying in a sentence.

• The big issue is denying the origin of these dishes, denying that in most cases they were adopted from the local population, denying that they are Palestinian.

• Making everything one is equivalent to denying 辯 biàndistinctions thereby denying any real basis for the shì-fēithis way-not that statuses implicit in all 名 míngnames and yánwords:language.

• Thus the Strong Principle might be formulated as denying that distinct substances ever exactly resemble, and the Weak Principle as denying that distinct states of affairs ever exactly resemble.

• Denying health care, denying fair wages, denying dignity to people in our country, and then yelling about how we’re spreading democracy around the world when we bomb brown children.”

• The solutions to this problem discussed above involve denying that there are singular propositions, denying that ordinary objects are contingent existents, or denying that propositions are necessary existents.

• American exceptionalists should take note of the company we keep as continuing practitioners of capital punishment, which includes some of the world's worst human rights-denying dictatorships like China, Iran, North Korea, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, and Egypt.

• Both had been receiving threats for months before they publicised their research and were detained by the country’s intelligence services, the National Directorate of Security, for several days before being released after publicly denying their findings.

• After denying any knowledge of Khashoggi’s death for weeks, Saudi authorities eventually settled on the explanation that he was killed in an operation masterminded by former advisers to Mohammed, denying that the crown prince himself was involved.

denying sentence examples

• “The pattern of deception surrounding these meetings — first denying they took place; then, when discovered, denying their content; and then denying their significance — suggests a consciousness of wrongfulness, if not illegality,” the Democrats wrote of the Trump campaign.

• Héloïse Letissier has made a career of living out her multifaceted desires, but Doesn’t Matter confronts the consequences of self-denial: denying treacherous thoughts while lying opposite a lover, denying eating disorders, denying the sense that you want more than you’re supposed to.

• If the barriers to holding these events together in Tokyo prove unsurmountable, either the 32nd Olympiad is cancelled altogether, denying a generation of athletes the chance to reach the pinnacle of their careers and denying the world its quadrennial fix of briefly considering synchronised swimming and rhythmic gymnastics important, or a different path is found.

• These approaches resolve the doxastic paradox either by denying that self-deceivers believe that p, the welcome but unwarranted belief (Audi 1982, 1988; Funkhouser 2005; Gendler 2007; Fernádez 2013), by denying that they believe that ~p, the unwelcome but warranted belief (Barnes 1997; Mele 2001), or by denying that they hold either that p or ~p (Edwards 2013; Porcher 2012).