Sentence examples for Less defended from inspiring English sources

But I know it's harder for people who are less defended by all the things I have to defend me".

She wrote that music allowed her to access a part of her personality that is "less defended, more receptive".

During an appearance on NBC's "Meet the Press," when he was twice asked about the broadly reviled National Rifle Association ad that brought the president's daughters into the debate on guns, he more or less defended it.

For one well-placed Afghan, "Pakistan is the political wing of the Taliban".Fighting Afghan with AfghanAs insurgents come under pressure from NATO in the south, they may shift their attacks to areas that are less defended; the Dutch in Uruzgan, a relative success story of late, worry that the Taliban will move into their area as the Americans push into Helmand and Kandahar.

It may have been simpler then for the imagination to roam — the world man invented, and his explanations for it, was closer to being new; the barrier between conscious and unconscious thought may have been less defended — so perhaps Jacob had a vision.

Specifically, we ask (i) whether CYDVs might persist within and affect a native non-crop grass more strongly than BYDV-PAV, on the grounds that the polerovirus VSR could better moderate the defenses of a well-defended perennial, and (ii) whether the opposite pattern of effects might occur in a less defended annual crop.

"I've managed teams that have had a lot of possession, others with less, defending a lot without the ball or practically defending with the ball in your possession.

Montmayeur attempts to question Haneke closely about his work, but the director is adamant in his refusal to interpret, much less defend his movies, though he will talk in general terms about how they challenge our consumption of violence, or our attitude to suffering or injustice.

Few parties to the contemporary debate about platonism make strong exegetical claims about Plato's view, much less defend it.

For most candidates — and their supporters, for that matter — it's just not a relatable or "sexy enough" issue to even think about, much less defend.

I'm not sure Perry is as thin on policy as he is thin on experience explaining it, much less defending his proposals.