The sulky dogs would rather have three twists of a rack, or the thumbikins for an hour, than pay out a denier for their own feudal father and liege lord.
Banneret or bachelor, square pennon or forked, I would not give a denier for the difference, and the less since Sir John Chandos, chosen flower of English chivalry, is himself but a humble knight.
Then the deputation, having offered the denier and the sou, according to the custom of the Franks, espoused Clotilde in the name of Clovis, and demanded that she be given up to them to be married.
There was at one point of the city ramparts a ravine which had to be filled up to make an approach; and the count of Toulouse had proclamation made that be would give a denier to every one who would go and throw three stones into it.
If the mathematician were interested in punishing this indiscretion, he could make his denier ridiculous by inventing asserted results which would completely take him in.
This I admit to be an answer against all men except the denier himself; if conscience and self-respect will allow {21} it, no one can impeach it.
The whoremonger is a denier of the faith; the unclean person is a denier of the faith; the covetous individual is a denier of the faith: all are rebellious, perjured and faithless toward God.
And yet if any there were to subscribe a denier for you, straightway one of your hands would find relief; and let but some other give a half a denier and your two hands would be freed entirely from the pain of the fire.
And imagine how well posted they will feel when they learn that the day-laborers whom we hire during harvest time are paid by us one denier a day.
I did not own one denier outside of the moneys that I paid him.
Mieux vaut ami en voie quedenier en courroie = A friend at court is better than money.
Denier Cet homme n’a pas un denier vaillant = That man is not worth a brass farthing.
There had been that interview on Easter morning, on which the seal of sacred secrecy was impressed; when, alone, the denier poured out his heart to his Lord, and was taken to the heart that he had wounded.
The revelation that turned the denier into a rapturous confessor.
And so, after that strange meal on the beach, we have this exquisitely beautiful and deeply instructive incident of the special treatment needed by the denier before he could be publicly reinstated in his office.
Raymond is ordered to fast from the Friday after Michaelmas until Easter, and to eat no meat on Saturdays, but he can redeem the fast by giving a denier to a poor man.
If I come for him, I promise thee he shall pay thee full rent; and here is his denier a Dieu, maman.
He paid in advance the customary denier a Dieu, and settled down to think.
And moreover, he commanded his men that none be so forward that he take either gift or denier for the first forty days.
He it is Who enabled Me to depart out of the city, clothed with such majesty as none, except the denierand the malicious, can fail to admit.
Consistency requires the denier to stick to his lie.
No word escaped Peter's lips as to what passed in the conversation between the denier and his Lord.
There is only one thing that a conscience-stricken denier can say to his Saviour.
It seems to me that if the story of the Resurrection is not history, the talk between the denier and the Master would have been a great deal too tempting a subject for romancers of any kind to have kept their hands off.
I have been wondering at the littleness of the denier, and now this same denier is making the world wonder by his majestic boldness!
Some day the once boastfuldenier shall lay down his life for his Saviour, and through martyrdom he shall pass to his crown.
But I will connect this "dark betrayal night" with that sweet after-morning when the Lord and His denier met face to face by the lake.
No one is so much alone in the world as a denier of God.
In the school of the denier of the gods, you forgot the immortals above and depended on yourself alone.
That would be at a greater rate than denier four (25 per cent.
But as the said lender has not with him the sum in question, and, to oblige the borrower, he will himself be obliged to borrow from another at the rate of denier five (20 per cent.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "denier" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: cirrus; cobweb; fiber; flagellum; gossamer; hair; skein; strand; suture; tendril; thread; web
