Sentence examples for comfortable defending from inspiring English sources

"I don't feel comfortable defending my clothes.

They looked comfortable defending it, but Salt Lake know they can beat this defense now.

She has not been accused of malfeasance, and as the investigations wear on, the bank still seems comfortable defending her integrity.

The procedure, technically known as intact dilation and extraction, seems, on its face, so repellent that only the most extreme advocates of abortion rights feel comfortable defending it unambiguously.

And Cruz seems slightly more comfortable defending his N.S.A.-reform vote than Rubio does defending his immigration-reform vote; on Saturday, Cruz also said that Rubio was afraid of "the criticism that he has received that he is not willing to protect the Fourth Amendment privacy rights of law-abiding citizens".

When I was shadow immigration minister and was writing Labor's refugee and asylum seeker policy, I used to say I was in search of a policy that we would feel comfortable defending on the day a boat sank and public sympathy was with the surviving asylum seekers, as well as on the day a riot broke out in a detention centre and public sentiment was white hot against asylum seekers.

And in the end, it's the smallness of these people that you can't get away from – the knowledge that Darling will be much more comfortable next week defending his use of second-home allowances than he will his budget.

With nine Glasgow players in the team you could see the shrewdness of the intention but at this level it is a tactic rarely lasts the course of 80 minutes and despite the reputation for Schmidt teams to play high-octane rugby they are always comfortable to defend for long periods.

He said: "We looked comfortable, we defended well as a team all day, the back four and goalkeeper were excellent.

Indeed, it is much more comfortable to defend Israel's bombing campaign in Gaza, if one does not see the victims as mothers and fathers, sons and daughters.

You may say that yes, but look at the economic achievements; but Orwell got there first: Consider for instance some comfortable English professor defending Russian totalitarianism.