Sentence examples for actually defensible from inspiring English sources

But just because it's possible to construct some sort of "he who pays the piper calls the tune" argument in order to justify some version of the White House's stance doesn't mean that the policy is actually defensible.

This excludes actually defensible comparisons, like those of two different superpower's warring tactics – and of course, humor: Seinfeld's "Soup Nazi" is deliberately extreme.

It gives the mass of voters credit for their decisions by suggesting not only that they can interpret the cues given by the campaigns and the élite opinion-makers but that the other heuristics they use — the candidate seems likable, times are not as good as they were — are actually defensible replacements for informed, logical reasoning.

But it's not really defensible.

But such guilt-by-association is not really defensible.

And that it's not actually a defensible position for Facebook that this is their policy," Kogan continued.

Diversification in itself is defensible.

Are colonial-themed Indian restaurants similarly defensible?

To some extent, their eagerness to showcase Trump is defensible.

Neither of these positions is defensible.

The strategy advocates a retreat to defensible, higher value positions.