Sentence examples similar to Indefensible notions from inspiring English sources
The Supreme Court rejected the foundation of Arizona's cold-blooded immigration law and the indefensible notion the state can have its own foreign policy.
This agreement whose basis is the indefensible notion that the United States is safe for refugees should long ago have been scrapped.
As for religious freedom, please let us skeptics hear convincing assurances that its invoking is more than a calculated power play-more than the indefensible notion that anything short of total victory for conservative Christians' worldview constitutes a violation of religious freedom.
He argues that our most common concerns about money in politics are misplaced because the ideals implicit in our notion of corruption are incoherent or indefensible.
The arguments range, in our opinion, from weak to indefensible.
The film's impressive French box office was partly due to the intriguing notion the Vergès has defended an array of indefensible "monsters".
The notion that violence is a solution to our problems is indefensible and false.
"Today" news anchor Craig Melvin described Kelly as "a friend who said something stupid, who said something indefensible". He was also skeptical that discussion about her remarks was a teachable moment, a notion that Kelly tried to convey in her email apology.
"The notion that it is all right to make stories up and present them as non-fiction was, of course, indefensible.
But the indefensible is still indefensible.
