Sentence examples for defended from from inspiring English sources

These areas are aggressively defended from all non-pack members.

By William Egginton Do the humanities need to be defended from hard science?

Indeed, the individual needs to be defended from more than the state.

Nothing can be defended from globalisation, not even "our" beautiful, ugly game.

We prefer to think we are remote and well defended from such sacrifice.

Every defence study agrees that Britain primarily needs to be defended from technological and robotic warfare.

It's unlikely they're making sure those coffeemakers are defended from malware as well.

They can also be defended from the moral high ground (not that this will help him in Kansas or Wyoming).

But it can also transform the individual into a kind of walled fortress, carefully defended from everyone else.

"Kids can be part of the space," the younger Mr. Rogers said, or it can be "defended" from them.

"The dormitory building was not well enough defended from the outside," said Sergei Yastrzhembsky, a Russian government spokesman.