Sentence examples for be very defensive of from inspiring English sources

"The union is going to be very defensive of these players, and it is going to be a terrific fight," he said.

"We were very defensive of Clemens and tried to give him every break," he said.

I believe they are hugely codependent (as do family and the few friends he has left), but he can't see it and is very defensive of her.

Moxey was very defensive of his new business partner, believing Cowell to be misunderstood.

Her lawyer, by the way, was very defensive of Bill Clinton when he got accused by Paul Jones, and said that one allegation of Bill Clinton taking out his private parts in front of Paul Jones wasn't enough for sexual harassment".

Like many terns, this species is very defensive of its nest and young, and will harass humans, dogs, muskrats and most diurnal birds, but unlike the more aggressive Arctic tern, it rarely hits the intruder, usually swerving off at the last moment.

You will learn that fangirls are very defensive of their fandoms, so I would advise to not mess with their fandom.

Also, Apple can be very defensive.

Keep in mind that otherkin can be very defensive.

'Initially we were very defensive in the presence of the victims.

The Fox News host said that Romney "obviously thinks he made some mistakes," but is "very defensive and very supportive of his campaign".