Which preposition to use with deny
As I think I have said, the toad is distinguished by a placid calm denied to the frog; therefore it is singular that the ordinary toad's Latin name should be Bufo vulgarisa name suggestive of nothing so much as a lowdisgracefully lowcomedian.
But that any one man made a plot or a play, Or was such singled out as a ruse for my pay, I deny in fac toto in spirit this day.
The first hypothesis therefore of his, Parmenides, in which all things are denied of this immense principle, concludes as follows: "The one therefore is in no respect.
But Russell denied with his last breath any design against the person of the king.
Ah, sure some stronger impulse vibrates here, Which whispers Friendship will be doubly dear To one who thus for kindred hearts must roam, And seek abroad the love denied at home.
It is better doubtless to believe much unreason and a little truth than to deny for denial's sake truth and unreason alike, for when we do this we have not even a rush candle to guide our steps, not even a poor sowlth to dance before us on the marsh, and must needs fumble our way into the great emptiness where dwell the mis-shapen dhouls.
So in the matter of the duty of concealment, if a man simply purposes the concealment from another of that which the other has no right to know, and does not specifically affirm by word or act that which is not true, nor deny by act or word that which is true, he is in no degree responsible for the self-deception by another concerning a point which is no proper concern of that other person.
Each of these assertions was denied on the other side.
But he denied before them all, saying, I know not what thou sayest.
The principal doctrines of Synagogue and Church had apparently been misunderstood, or they were simply denied as corruptions.
In Germany, in France,shall I add, in England and America?it is more in earnest, and more laborious and self-denying than many sects among the Protestants.
She had not yet at all consented with herself to abandon the faith of her father, but she did not see, and indeed it were hard for any one in her condition to see, why a man and a woman, the one denying after Faber's fashion, the other believing after hers, should not live together, and love and help each other.
Where justice was denied during three sessions by the hundred, and then by the county court, there lay an appeal to the king’s court
Here are the lungs of that inspiration which giveth man wisdom, of that inspiration of man which cannot be denied without impiety and atheism.
They claimed for themselves the right of trial by jurywhich might be denied under the Stamp Act.
" She referred to a battalion of the Landwehr that had just denied into the road, not a hundred yards in front of us.
A great religious cult has sprung into existence which makes a leading doctrine of this ability to materialize the things which one desires, and to deny out of existence undesirable things.