Sentence examples for bold defence from inspiring English sources

Visibly bothered by her failure to offer a bold defence of Britain as we know it, she roused herself, as the meeting was closing, for a last hurrah: "I don't know why it works, like a wine (I don't know, can you bottle it?), but somehow it does".

JH: The book has a bold defence of celebrity culture & fame, against the general sneering.

He does try to salvage the argument by reframing his throwing-of-the-toys-from-pram as some sort of bold defence of bullied women.

"I was also told that Trethowan was quite bold in the defence of it – not that he had any particular liking for the show, but that he felt that the BBC shouldn't be dictated to by a minister.

Kingsley Amis was with him, dealing bold strokes in defence of the comic spirit; but the Amis comedy, though by no means all belly-laughs, was of a rougher order and failed to carry the approval of the bookish establishment.

The Sri Lankan government praised its "bold" decision, and defence secretary Gotabaya Rajapaksa posed for a celebratory shot with Australian Immigration Minister Scott Morrison as the former handed the latter a premium box of Dilmah tea.

He accepted the defence's bold claim that all of Ryder's physical injuries could have been caused when he fell.

"This was United as they used to be - bold, brave, cavalier, the defence giving everyone kittens from time to time, the forwards making up for it with awesome levels of energy".

But, mixing watchful defence with some bold hitting against the spinners, Arif dominated a last-wicket alliance that also saw him despatch four sixes over the short pavilion-side boundary.

Heightened tensions in the region could lead to even closer cooperation between Japan and the US on missile defence, backed by a bolder security role for Japanese forces, analysts said.

But the defence has laid down a bold and polished challenge to the prosecution.