Sentence examples for defense of what from inspiring English sources

Bryant at the time rallied to the defense of what was right.

On whose side, in defense of what — all that seems beside the point.

He's radical only in his tenacious defense of what he sees as a distinctly American tradition.

Disney, in recent days, has taken a multipronged approach in defense of what many have called poor management.

But, watching the film this time, I was aware that the film is a defense of what one might call the "erotics" of collaboration.

So I see certain parallels between the Harrington-Howe socialists and Andrew Sullivan's valiant defense of what he regards as true conservatism.

Even the city's origins seem inappropriate for a national capital: its earliest historical role was as the site of a small Moorish fortress on a rocky outcrop part of the northern defenses of what was then the far more important city of Toledo, located about 43 miles (70 km) south-southwest.

Subsequently posted to Fort Ticonderoga, he reviewed the defenses of what had been one of the most formidable fortresses in North America.

One of those local fighters, Fyodor Berezin, became the deputy defense minister of what the rebels call the Donetsk People's Republic, and now trains new recruits in tank artillery.

But, in defense of Gilligan, what some traditional ethicists mean by "benevolence" may not be what Gilligan means by "care".

"Play defense," Rose said of what the Bulls need to do to clinch the series.