Sentence examples for convincingly defend from inspiring English sources

Instead of challenging instrumentalism by citing the case of Soviet art, we could more convincingly defend it with reference to Mantegna and Bellini.

And go he did, after presiding over the conduct of a war its stoutest supporters could no longer defend and an approach to defence doctrine he could not convincingly defend.

In "Collapse," Diamond quite convincingly defends himself against the charge of environmental determinism.

He convincingly defends the sovereign-wealth funds that lately have been bailing out troubled financial institutions.

Less convincingly, he defends free will from the Libet experiments which purport to disprove it.

For example, he suggests that by the last presidential election, "the elite media had so internalized the false message of their own 'liberalism' " that they had lost the ability to defend themselves convincingly.

Johnson convincingly beat the defending champion, Carl Lewis, and took the superlative margin of 0.10sec off the 100 metres world record.

Jol's players had begun as if still digesting a Sunday roast enabling Saints to force a succession of corners, none of them defended convincingly.

Gilly Flaherty is a bit late with a tackle on Natalia and Arsenal have a free-kick, which they take short and it is sent deep towards Vicky Losada and Natalia, and Chelsea don't defend it very convincingly, but they do eventually get it away for a corner.

The party's LGBT group chair Tom Booker quit the party earlier this year, saying he "couldn't defend the party or convincingly campaign for it anymore".

You can concede that marijuana is safer than alcohol and still defend marijuana prohibition just not very convincingly.