Sentence examples for defensible desire from inspiring English sources
That's linked to the less defensible desire for retribution against the political forces that abandoned them personified by Hillary and Democrats generally.
Will a desire for "defensible space" radically transform the city as Americans know it?
The vague desire to "live in the country" isn't a defensible basis for building the houses that would, inevitably, destroy what made it a desirable destination in the first place.
The main area for improvement, noted by the participants, was a desire to have a process that was more transparent and defensible (Table 3).
'Expected value' is not the only defensible decision strategy for an individual; decisions may be driven by a desire to have a chance at the best possible outcome or to avoid the possibility of the worst possible outcome.
"The issue with the wealthy is their desire to be with others like themselves, to congregate and assemble in defensible places where they feel safe, where they can spend their money as lavishly as they can without being confronted with what their wealth means," argued Richard Wolff, a Marxist economist based in New York.
The defensible borders issue certainly sounds more sympathetic than the "we want to keep as much land as possible" issue, but unlike desire to grab land it doesn't make any kind of sense.
Were our actions defensible?
This reluctance is defensible.
This execution is defensible.
