Sentence examples for always indefensible from inspiring English sources

Obsessive and indulgent parenting is irritating, flirting with the young baby-sitter unadvisable, but dominating people through physical force is almost always indefensible.

This hydra of duplicative companies has always been indefensible.

MPs said that while the blacklist was not initially illegal, it was always "morally indefensible" and companies involved continued to use it after it had become illegal.

Mrs Lee told The IoS: "One of the difficulties has always been that indefensible cases have been fought, and that increases costs.

The idea that cutting the provision of youth services is ever a true economy – never mind the ethics of it – should be (but isn't always in practice) manifestly indefensible.

The incidents of general harassment and sexual assault are indefensible and were always the trump card for arguing why Freaknik should end.

Filibusters of ordinary legislation are slightly less indefensible, because a law can always be repealed by a future Congress.

The Lib Dems the main victims of the current arrangement could get almost a third of votes but an eighth of the seats.In such a situation, a system that has always had its critics would look morally indefensible.

"I always said you can't defend the indefensible," Coderre said.

Discipline accepts no reason for artists to assign the copyright interests in their work to either record company or management by virtue of a 'common practice' which was always questionable, often improper, and is now indefensible".

All quotes need to be delivered in high dudgeon mode: "Republicans can't argue their position on SCHIP because it is indefensible, so instead they did what they always do -- attack the messenger.