Sentence examples for a more defensible interpretation from inspiring English sources

While most commentators regard Kierkegaard's view to be that sin is what separates human beings absolutely from God, thereby lending weight to the view that Kierkegaard endorses a particularly dour version of Christianity, a more defensible interpretation is that it is the transcendent God's capacity to forgive the unforgivable that marks the absolute difference.

"They have a more defensible position and more sympathetic position" than Napster, he said.

It is possible to establish a more defensible cyberspace an Internet where defenders have the advantage over attackers.

Convinced the Union was preparing to advance down the Mississippi River in September 1861, Polk decided Columbus, Ky., was a more defensible position than the one he occupied in Tennessee.

Although you might have a more defensible suicide and a less defensible suicide, they are both suicide.

A more defensible criterion, he says, would have been to use the quality cutoff line many panels already employ to indicate proposals that do not merit funding.

The 68th began the second day in a more defensible position on Cemetery Hill.

After six hours Hinde ordered a withdrawal to a more defensible position on a knoll west of Villers-Bocage.

The enquiry also concluded that the outer doors and ground floor windows of properties facing the sea should be filled in to form a more defensible line.

The Germans were repelled, but at dusk Frost pulled the battalion back westwards to a more defensible position, hoping to await the arrival of advance units from British First Army.

Instead, the agency needs the extra weeks to build a more defensible case for its rules, given the inevitability that someone will challenge them in court.