Sentence examples for defended from high-quality English sources.

• “Admirably well defended.”

• Cagliari defended its fans’ honor in a statement.

• Hartnett has defended the secret tax repayment deals.

• He knew from the start that apartheid could not be defended.

• These areas are aggressively defended from all non-pack members.

• Current LSU punter Zach Von Rosenberg defended his coach on Twitter.

• Murdoch, in an exclusive interview with Insider, also defended Fox News' approach.

• In the second of these papers Peirce defended a “pragmatic” notion of clear concepts.

Use defended in a sentence.

• They then defended so deep, they defended with six and it was not easy.

• Second, theorists have defended some of these modes closure principles, such as PC, IC and NC.

• Broden defended his client’s tweets, saying they were being taken out of context by protesters.

• He also defended police shootings when asked about Blake, by saying that police “choke sometimes” and make a mistake.

• This is the view of compatibilism that has been defended by Michael Smith (Smith 2003), Kadri Vihvelin (Vihvelin 2004), and Michael Fara (Fara 2008).

• The editor defended his publication’s use of anonymous sources and said more information would probably come out in the coming days about the president.

• When Boethius defended the senator Albinus against an accusation of treason and was himself similarly charged, Symmachus defended Boethius.

• In his opening testimony, Mr Barr vehemently defended his independence from the president after facing accusations of making decisions to appease Donald Trump.

defended sentence examples

• Wilcox (1974), Schacht (1983) and Katsafanas (2013b), among many others, have defended a Realist reading, while Foot (1973) has defended a P-Non-Realist reading.

• So, while it will be the case that the use of intuitions as evidence cannot be defended, it will also follow that the reliance on perception, memory and introspection can also not be defended.

• The medical student Jean Cousin defended it in Paris in January 1641 (Cousin 1641) and the professor of theoretical medicine Regius defended it in Utrecht in June 1641 (Regius 1641, third disputation).

• Even if formal equality of opportunity could be defended as a just distributional principle outside of the educational context, perhaps because going beyond it violates certain rights (see Nozick 1997), it cannot be defended in the context of schooling.