Sentence examples for defensible character from inspiring English sources

The music points many times to the sadist in Grimes, often enough to make you question whether he is a remotely defensible character.

Well, because Pistorius has a defensible case.

"We think it is a defensible case".

But even though Mr. Pitt's coolness is a perfectly defensible approach to this character, his elusiveness, from one film to the next, is starting to look more defensive than daring.

"I do think that it will be hard for him to push back on the safety regulations for younger players, since the science is persuasive and it is hard to convince parents, no matter their politics, that subjecting to their children to potential brain injury in service of building character is defensible, much less desirable.

Yet "San Francisco" is an exercise in American stoicism, and the wryness and proficiency with which its characters respond to chaos remain a defensible dream.

The fact that he now wants to dismiss his acidic writings suggests he lacks character as much as he lacks good judgment and defensible values.

"By the time the Supreme Court started sustaining most of the New Deal legislation, the character of it had changed, and become much more economically defensible," he said.

So, perhaps it's best to avoid blatant copying, e.g. of graphic characters, famous sculptures, etc., where copyright infringement is less defensible.

Were our actions defensible?

This reluctance is defensible.