Meanings of deny the importance in English

That is not to deny the importance of winning the seats.

No person can deny the importance of improving the happiness of the human species.

Few would deny the importance of public service broadcasting.

Dobzhansky didn't deny the importance of Morgan's questions.

But you can't deny the importance of the frontier experience to the making of the American consciousness.

We can get stuck in our heads, and deny the importance of feeling and of actors' bodies.

But this procedure, of which we must not deny the importance, would not suffice to explain everything.

Whatever be our duty to the girl of the working-classes, no man can deny the importance of performing it aright.

No one but a fool will deny the importance of knowing what the Native thinks before we legislate for him.

We do not deny the importance of oil and gas exploration in this country, the pursuit of energy independence is necessary.

I do not deny the importance of a New York city parish, nor fail to recognize the good work the city ministers are doing.

Even the most committed anagenetic gradualists never denied the importance and prevalence of speciation.

New National Party leader Judith Collins and her deputy Gerry Brownlee have steadfastly denied the importance of ethnic diversity in their caucus.

He already knew that virtual relationships, forged over an electronic medium which denied the importance of physical chemistry, could sometimes be disappointing.

In my respectful opinion, any contrary approach denies the importance of trial by jury and is inconsistent with the constitutional function which the jury performs.