deny ***

At the end, all those things were too much to deny.

Together they deny him and his people a place in history.

Everyone she knew denied having anything to do with them.

But they have been denied a significant place in public service.

He has also denied having said so more than once.

For me to deny them taking part would have been wrong.

We are being asked to deny them the right to life.

What right do they have to make me deny who I am?

I soon knew so much they could not deny me any longer!

Rights such as these should not have been denied to the public.

In a voice almost too low to be heard, he denied everything.

Of course she should never have denied him anything he wanted!

You've been my friend for too long to deny me now.

The general has denied using the money for personal use.

The next morning, of course, I denied having seen them before.

In the short time they had left, she could not deny him what he wanted.

If he now told anyone else, she would deny everything.

But I'll deny having said any such thing to you.

Certainly they would not deny him the right to see her.

The voice of a mother was not to be denied.

Just as you deny the look of your own face.

For the first time in their life together she denied him.

He wanted to have his wife, and who was I to deny him.

She was then denied the right to leave the country.

He knew how to get time going again, which was to deny the bad news.