Sentence examples for confident defense from inspiring English sources

The Rams' high-powered offense and dangerous return game will surely test Tampa Bay's confident defense.

"As a confident defense, sure we could have stopped them," Doss continued.

Saturday, with Luck struggling to finish drives and the offense settling for field goals, Stanford showed another sign of its emerging strength, a physical and confident defense that held Notre Dame in check for most of the game.

A confident prosecutor may not want to risk missing the toughest conviction, however, and a confident defense lawyer may not want to risk giving the jurors a lesser charge that they can choose instead of acquittal.

Mrs. Clinton presented a confident defense of her call for universal coverage, saying it reflected not only a moral imperative, but also the best chance to reduce costs and improve quality.

On Monday, he used the traditional party leader's speech at the Liberal Democrats' annual conference here to mount a deft and confident defense of his calculated entry into power — saying that his party had banished irrelevance and was, for once, in the exciting position of being able to affect policy in Britain.

They are confident, yes, but to win, St . Louismust deal with one of the more aggressive, unpredictable and confident defenses of the past several years.

Mr. Durbin noted that the system's track record "has not improved over time" and wondered how the Pentagon could be confident defenses will work when tests are conducted against intermediate range missiles but not the longest range and fastest missile, the intercontinental ballistic missile, which could reach the United States.

Still, Coach Bob Davie of Notre Dame, said: "With a young quarterback and a not-real-confident defense, I think we showed a solid foundation on which to build".

Inside and outside the courtroom, this is first-rate ensemble acting, but two fierce performances stand out: Derek Jacobi's as a self-confident defense lawyer who proves that you can give 'em the old razzle-dazzle even when you're wearing a powdered wig, and Peter Vaughan's as the aforementioned father-in-law, who is also controlling, confrontational, narcissistic and anti-Semitic.

We have a lot of guys who can score, but I think we're getting more confident on defense, too".