Sentence examples for defends the values of from inspiring English sources
"I have chosen a man who understands and defends the values of America," Mr. Kerry told a roaring crowd at a morning rally at Market Square here, minutes after an announcement of his choice had been e-mailed to hundreds of thousands of supporters.
The group sells a wall calendar featuring women in their underwear offering cheese (see slideshow), which "defends the values of the French art de vivre".The trouble is that, even as traditionalists fret about industrialisation, French business is taking matters into its own hands.
"The amount of talent which came through their youth teams which comes together now in the first team, a manager that defends the values of the club like nobody else... "These past four or five years of Barcelona will be, for sure, the exception.
In the past, Marine Le Pen has described Putin as "a patriot" who defends "the values of European civilization".
Dan Glickman, the new head of the Motion Picture Association of America, defends the value of intellectual property by saying that "the founding fathers, in our Constitution, talked about copyright.
One has yet to find a company that dances Balanchine and Robbins better than the City Ballet or defends the value of the classical idiom so consistently in its entire repertory.
Yi Il-Lo, in his P'ahan chip (1260; "Jottings to Break Up Idleness"), defends the value of literature and praises the beautifully chiseled sentence.
Death answers his complaints, and a debate follows in which Johannes defends the value of human life against its attacker, Death.
Alan Miller defends the value of religious belief against the New Atheists, but seems to disapprove of all non-religious people who don't therefore embrace his particular alternative.
Lockwood defends the value of such laws and the prosecution of bestiality by pointing out that it's increasingly connected in academic literature to minds that are disturbed in more troubling ways.
