Sentence examples for defence feeling from inspiring English sources

Coke was notably absent from any preparations for defence, feeling that the risks of invasion were exaggerated, but was eventually persuaded by public opinion to reform the Yeoman Cavalry in 1803; it was again dissolved in 1805.

He often chafed at playing within the Devils' defence-oriented system, feeling it restricted his offensive creativity, but also admitted that he learned to place greater emphasis on his defence and develop his overall game.

Your poetry collection is called No Art – an inviting no entry sign… It is the title of a poem at the end of the book, which is a defence of feeling in poetry, and talks about love being more avant garde than shame.

His answer is, of course, a deflection, maybe even a psychological defence, to stop him feeling the responsibility is all his.

I just have a feeling the Pittsburgh defence will overwhelm the aging faculties of Cards quarter back Kurt Warner.

You get the feeling the Chelsea defence will always give the opposition at least one chance a game Arsenal Some people question Manuel Almunia's consistency: he makes some fine saves but he also makes a few errors.

Last week, Fahmy said that he was feeling confident that the defence case was strong.

I'd had plenty of therapy before, but now I was peeling back my defences with 20 people who were feeling equally vulnerable.

Earthy and ahead of its time, this poetic defence of unconsidered lives still bristles with feeling.

I can't help feeling that Amis's remarks, his defence of them, and the reaction to them were a test.

Pistorius contends he was acting in self-defence after mistaking Steenkamp for an intruder, and feeling vulnerable because he was unable to attach his prosthetic limbs in time to confront the perceived threat.