Sentence examples for defending though from inspiring English sources

More USA defending though, as Beckerman has to hook a Podolski cross clear.

Combine Jermain Defoe with some poor defending, though, and the Reds scoring problems go out the window.

An errant clearance from Larus Sigurdsson bucked that trend of resolute defending, though the home side suffered no more than having to watch Russell Milton's long shot fly over their bar.

In humanitarian terms it can be defended, though it often appears callous and short-sighted.

Only Ms. Abdul made choices that could all be reasonably defended, though it hardly matters, since her "groups" category seems irrelevant.

The depth in Hampshire's batting line-up meant that the total was always going to be hard to defend though and Carberry wasted little time in imposing himself, bringing up his half-century in 40 balls.

And after she was elected to the Senate, in 1992, she focussed much of her time on the oversight of the expanding national-security apparatus, which she generally defended, though she also labored for years to produce a comprehensive report documenting C.IA. torture, a project that she called the most important of her career.

They do have three seats to defend though.

(This is the interpretation defended in Rickless (2007), and one aspect of which is defended, though on different grounds, in Gill (2014).) What Parmenides' criticisms reveal is that, whether combined with the Pie Model conception of partaking or with Paradigmatism, Plato's middle period theory of forms is internally inconsistent.

The traditional narrative gives this refusal as the trigger for Henry's rejection of papal supremacy (which he had previously defended), though as historian A. F. Pollard has argued, even if Henry had not needed a divorce, Henry may have come to reject papal control over the governance of England purely for political reasons.

They defended brilliantly, though, but it was important to get a bonus point in what is a really competitive league".