| Europe will not be built by negating the history of its peoples and its nations and going against the national realities. |
| Aspheric surfaces tend to create wavefronts that beat against one another, the changes in one negating the effects of another. |
| So if liberals think that entitlement reform can be avoided by negating the small tax cuts now in prospect, they are sadly misguided. |
| She was unfortunately born a girl, negating her from the tribal custom of male leaders, a custom rigorously held by her grandfather. |
| It is this ontologically negating principle that sets the stage for Rabelais's comedy of evil and incongruity. |
| Abner claimed that the negation of the incarnation of God in the world leads to negating the possibility of life after death. |
