Sentence examples for defending the type from inspiring English sources

And the one thing you'll never find is the person who smoked the "good" kind of weed defending the type who smoked the "bad", just as you won't find Jeremy defending any Facebook or Twitter users' right to make offensive jokes in any of his columns.

I'm probably the last person you would expect to be defending the type of establishment that has come to be known as the breastaurant.

Tourre, who has been on paid leave from Goldman since the SEC sued the firm, defended the type of derivatives in which he specialises, saying they are exclusively for sophisticated institutions: "The structured products on which I worked fill an important need for these sophisticated financial institutions.

"How can we look anybody in the eye out there and defend the type of austerity measures that this government is introducing when we're unwilling to take companies in [before parliament] who are not paying their fair share in this state?" he said.

Saying the law had "wide support" in Texas, Harless defended the types of ID cards that Texas legislators placed on the accepted list, including driver's licenses and concealed carry licenses.

In aligning with Trump and overreacting to stuff like the mild reproach of a razor company commercial, conservatives have painted themselves into a corner, forced to defend the very type of male behavior ― uncouth, unrestrained, violent and sexually aggressive ― they once viewed as the antithesis of authentic masculinity.

M9 media is known to favor retention of 0.7, and host IJ891 (hsd +, containing the type I restriction enzyme EcoK1) was expected to select for 0.3, which defends the phage against type I restriction.

Jennifer McGuire (no relation), the editor of CBC News, responded to Rex's scandal on her blog by dismissing the possibility that there was anything unethical about one of their pundits who is known for defending the oil sands on CBC News receiving money to speak to the same oil industry types he so proudly defends on television.

The ability to acquire and maintain critical knowledge units that are needed to support effective SA for defending these types of enterprises exceeds the efforts of an individual or even a small team it demands the support of an entire enterprise and its complement of third parties, an extremely difficult goal.

Defending the One Percent.

Defending The Data Center.