Sentence examples for a true defender of from inspiring English sources

A true defender of academic freedom could certainly resort to strong, even harsh language to denounce those whose views he finds abhorrent.

The Labour Party's election campaign in 1997 was founded on a claim to be the true defender of the faith.

But if so, it looks almost like collusive litigation, unless some true defender of DOMA is allowed, as an intervener, to defend the statute on the merits.

The video closes out with a bold statement from Trump's team: "true defender of women's rights".

Wingate described Britain as the true defender of Islam, and called the Turkish rulers a "Syndicate of Jews, financiers and low-born intriguers".

Missy is the true defender of the group.

It bolstered Al Shabaab's claim that it is the true defender of Somali nationalism.

With its references to tawhid, especially in its killing of fellow Muslims it considers infidels, ISIS is trying to outdo the Wahhabis as the true defender of the purity of faith.

Egypt's muddled transition from dictatorship to democracy has entered a dangerous phase with the president and his Islamist supporters arrayed against the rest – each side claiming to be the true defender of democracy and the revolution.

After the collapse of the constitutional convention of 1975-76, Passiduouslyduously worked on his image as the true defender of the Ulster – Protestant – people, refusing to let his party play second fiddle to the still powerful Unionists, or get entangled with any constitutional compromise.

Stephen was later awarded the title "Athleta Christi" (Champion of Christ) by Pope Sixtus IV, who referred to him as "verus christianae fidei athleta" ("the true defender of the Christian faith").