Sentence examples for defense feeling from inspiring English sources

People died on the barricades and you've got these sort of militia groups like the Right Sector and Euromaidan Self Defense feeling like they're owed.

But now even their touted defense was feeling embarrassed.

European and U.S. defense companies, feeling the effects of budget cuts in their home markets, are also competing for jet contracts in the United Arab Emirates, Qatar and South Korea.

Anger and sadness are the primary emotions most patients try to avoid, Trunnell said, and anger often doubles as a defense to feeling.

There may well be other factors here, but Bauer correctly notes cops kicked in two different doors at about 5 30 AM, and it sure as hell seems like only the white guy got to successfully plead self defense after feeling threatened.

Quick thirst fixes aside, ultimately your first line of defense against feeling thirsty is to maintain normal fluid levels in your body, or by staying well-hydrated.

The posturing and pomposity are a shield or a defense against feelings of profound and frightening inadequacy.

To the contrary, their grandiosity is a defense against feelings of inadequacy too deep and painful to acknowledge.

It was fueled by her fantasy of his perfect love and by his seduction, both defenses against feeling vulnerable (not quite as romantic in that light is it?).

But if nothing else, these last two games must have the folks in Miami — where the Heat present a deeper, younger and faster defense than Boston — feeling much better about a potential showdown in the conference finals.

The Buccaneers saw the Giants' secondary as a weak spot in the defense, and that feeling only grew with the insertion of Webster, who had not started since the third game of the season.