Examples of using "Nier" in a sentence and their english translations:
You must deny it.
You can't deny that.
Don't try to deny it.
You must deny it.
No one could deny this.
No one could deny this.
No one could deny this.
Don't try to deny it.
both can deny each other beautifully
- The fact cannot be denied.
- That fact can't be denied.
- No one can deny the fact.
- Nobody can refute that fact.
I can't deny it.
You can't deny that anymore.
- You can't deny that.
- You can't deny it.
- I can't deny that.
- I can't deny this.
It's impossible to deny the obvious.
I'm not going to deny that.
No one could deny this.
It is no use your trying to deny it.
- That can't be denied.
- That's undeniable.
- That cannot be denied.
It cannot be denied that he is guilty.
There is no denying that she is very efficient.
There is no denying that the prisoner is guilty.
There's no denying the harmful effects of smoking.
I can't deny it. You've got style.
No one can deny the fact that fire burns.
We cannot deny it -- presence creates possibility.
of trying to assimilate and deny who you were.
I won't deny that.
It's a fact you can't deny.
- The fact cannot be denied.
- That fact can't be denied.
Freedom that is used only to deny freedom must be denied.
But, as a person, I cannot deny the experiences that I had.
The main point of Dennett's book, in short, is to deny the existence of inner mental states.
The secret of Hegel's dialectic lies ultimately in this alone, that it negates theology through philosophy in order then to negate philosophy through theology.
We can and should argue about the best approach to solve the problem. But to simply deny the problem not only betrays future generations, it betrays the essential spirit of this country — the essential spirit of innovation and practical problem-solving that guided our Founders.
"Then he, at length his show of fear laid by, / 'Great King, all truly will I own, whate'er / the issue, nor my Argive race deny. / This first; if fortune, spiteful and unfair, / hath made poor Sinon wretched, fortune ne'er / shall make me false or faithless.'"