Sentence examples for considered defenseless from inspiring English sources

Now, he said, the league was asking them to allow the receiver to take a few steps, so that the receiver was no longer considered defenseless.

There are 10 situations in which a player is considered defenseless, from quarterbacks in the pocket to receivers in the air to kickers and kick returners.

In part, that's because running backs are not considered defenseless players like wide receivers who are stretched to make a catch or quarterbacks who have planted their leg in the pocket.

Lee is considered defenseless, which means you can't lower your head & hit in head/neck area.

In those days, not so very long ago, when the priests of that church which stands in Rome gave God's blessing to Italian boys being sent out to ravage a defenseless black country — which until that event, incidentally, had not considered itself to be black — it was not possible to believe in a black God.

Considering the country "virtually defenseless" against the superior might of the western armed forces, he also notes that securing control of the country would be an important move for the U.S. socio-economic elite, gaining unlimited access to the country's lucrative oil resources and asserting their own military might to intimidate other nations into compliance.

The Amalekites are considered especially evil because they attacked, not soldiers, but precisely those who were most helpless and defenseless -- the elderly, the stragglers and the children.

While not considered one of Nabokov's major works, the novel is a comic and tender portrait of a defenseless intellectual trying to deal with the complexities of American life.

This could be considered as isolated of an incident as me going to the gym once a year, and yet, Young brutally beat a defenseless transient for the minor transgression of showing his fiance a sexually suggestive tattoo.

Cicadas are virtually defenseless.

After that, Black was defenseless.