Sentence examples for continuously defended from inspiring English sources
One Moscow lawmaker, Aleksei N. Yemelyanov, described Mr. Yanayev as a party apologist, who "like a robot" has continuously defended the country's existing power structure when the Congress has debated such issues as introducing a multi-party system and stripping the Communist Party of its constitutional guarantee of power.
Then Adam could have had a safe, holding experience, one that he wouldn't have to continuously defend himself against by resisting attachment.
When you are continuously defending your own line, it robs you of energy.
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She hosted the New York City Council LGBT Pride event in New York last June, spoke at the historic March on Washington for gay rights in 1987 and continuously defends the LGBT community on "The View".
Increase the support in the region for audience, channel, and message research needed to make communications efforts effective; continue support for air time and other 'marketing' costs, recognizing that desired patterns of behaviour must continuously be defended against competing alternative behaviours by effectively varying marketing strategies and messages.
But I keep moving forward in the knowledge that I'm simply a voice in a chorus of voices united in the belief that equality on all fronts is not a privilege but a basic human right that we must continuously fight for and defend.
Ordinarily, we're so preoccupied with ourselves and defended against the "Other" that we feel continuously threatened and anxious.
Rajan, who will present the broadcast on Radio 4 on Saturday night, defended the decision, pointing out that rather than being read continuously, the speech would be broken up and critiqued by a range of voices throughout the programme.
He defended Roberts, defended Alito".
