Sentence examples for defending most of from inspiring English sources

Besides, the Lib Dems are defending most of their seats against the Tories.

Professor McConnell, at least, was forthright in defending most of his views and also candid in explaining why some of his writings were so provocative.

In the closing stages West Ham were defending most of the time and living a little dangerously, as their opponents applied pressure without managing to make it tell.

This is the line adopted by Esmail Nasseri, a respected former judge who is defending most of the 13 Iranian Jews currently on trial in Shiraz for spying for Israel.

He is a funny, gregarious man, quick with a clever retort, and utterly without guilt about what he does for a living — not only enabling big-time chief executives to make oodles of money, but defending most of the practices that allow corporate chieftains to reap their millions.

In a recent collection of papers defending most of the alternatives currently being advanced (Ereshefsky 1992), my suspicion is that virtually every author in that collection would identify himself as Darwinian.

Bryant was defended most of the game by Wesley Matthews, the 6-5 rookie whose father, Wes Matthews, once played for the Lakers.

He deserves that praise, and I'm perfectly happy to defend most of his surveillance, interrogation and counterterrorism policies against his critics.

Also, the plan that fullbacks Fabian Johnson and Timothy Chandler would provide some attack from wide positions was also ineffective because they found themselves on their heels and forced to defend most of the game.

"There is no way on earth that I would trade places with the other side as far as jurisprudence is concerned," said Clint Bolick, litigation director of the Institute for Justice in Washington, which has helped defend most of the court cases.

• To the Editor: William Kristol has come to praise George W. Bush, not to bury him, stating that he is "perfectly happy to defend most of his surveillance, interrogation and counterterrorism policies against his critics".