Sentence examples for defensible choice from inspiring English sources

That's a defensible choice when adapting what many see as a sacred text of Holocaust literature.

Southern California would go to the Rose Bowl against Iowa, and Notre Dame would be a defensible choice for either the Orange or the Sugar.

In the end, like Mr. Friedman, I had convinced myself that war in Iraq was a "war of choice," and a defensible choice at that, the administration's "phony reasons" and shortsighted diplomatic tactics notwithstanding.

This film wasn't anywhere near as good as his earlier Gomorrah: a more defensible choice, it seems to me, would have been for the jury to have given Reality the best actor prize, for its lead, Aniello Arena, who gave a very good performance.

A target fund is a very defensible choice.

"Managers want returns," and so advertising on the biggest sites is at least a defensible choice, he says.

For these premises imply that Arcesilaus, like the Stoics, believed that success is entirely a matter of making rational (or rationally defensible) choices.

However the consensus view (e.g., Hintikka 1962; Lenzen 1978; Fagin et al. 1995) is that the most defensible choices of logics of knowledge lie between the modal systems \ \textsf{S4}\) and \ \textsf{S5}\).

Is Annalise a smart woman making defensible choices, or is she morally corrupt?

Its welfare state represents a defensible political choice for a country of yawning inequalities.

Galloway dispenses with printers' marks to indicate speech, a defensible style choice as long as clarity doesn't suffer.