Sentence examples for comes to defend from inspiring English sources

At one point, Judy asks if "animal gratifications take precedence" over anything deeper, while Bill increasingly resents feeling forced into "penitent silence" and "a defensive crouch" — and eventually comes to defend himself as part of "a promiscuous species".

What becomes clear, is that, as Paine struggles to articulate his account of rights, he comes to defend a very Lockean account in which the government is there to interpret and to secure antecedently defined rights and just claims that are the outcome of the exercise of these rights.

In Canada however, the group has been urged by its leaders to be non-violent in public and only take up arms when the time comes to defend the country.

Sadly, when it comes to defending democracy in Latin America, double standards too often trump principles.

Their politics vary, but when it comes to defending Israel they agree.

Many Thais lose their sense of humor when it comes to defending the king.

When it comes to defending rights, moral isolationism is good for America.

But Mr. Moynihan might be the last man standing when it comes to defending the merits of the deal.

Washington struggled with press coverage but that's not a factor when it comes to defending the slot.

When it comes to defending the Internet, the private sector is a critical part of the equation.

Why do Newcastle United seem locked in an eternal struggle when it comes to defending set pieces properly?