Sentence examples for constantly defended from inspiring English sources
The ground must be constantly defended and patrolled.
He constantly defended Idealistic, or speculative, philosophy against Pragmatism, neo-Realism, Materialism, and Berkeleian immaterialism.
He constantly defended himself from snooty critics, she writes, for work that intentionally never rose above "the watermark of swank".
The history of persecution, of Albigensians and Inquisitions, is constantly defended in the inevitable "though it can only be regretted/still it must always be remembered" manner.
A staunch pacifist, Day constantly defended the rights of workers and heavily critiqued the "filthy, rotten system" that kept people in poverty.
Although he sometimes accused the labor movement of complacency, corruption or racism, he constantly defended trade unions as indispensable to democracy and social welfare.
We're constantly defending ourselves with rating agencies and analysts.
The Times says that Gamal bridled at constantly defending himself publicly.
When he did speak, Edwards was constantly defending his right to be at the Games.
Yet he is constantly defending something that he, at least, must consider vulnerable".
Any unconstrained force is corrupted if it is not constantly defending itself against the onslaught of resistance.
