Sentence examples for defensible stance from inspiring English sources

A more defensible stance is that the doctrinal essays collect together texts by an unknown number of anonymous Mohist writers, which develop, refine, or extend basic themes or ideas first set forth by Mozi.

German leftists have their own bars, their own beers (whose advertising campaigns make fun of cops and rich people), but everyone watches the same game, roots for the same team, and aversion to this tradition is not treated as a defensible ideological stance.

It is a defensible posture.

This a perfectly defensible position.

While controversial, this is a defensible position.

Is it a defensible position for Apple?

In Reasons and Persons, Parfit is officially agnostic on the proper approach (he claims that arguments for both stances are defensible, yet also can be defensibly denied; see Parfit 1984, 311 312).

But he was one, and moreover one whose political ideals are arguably more admirable, theoretical stances more defensible, and thematic emphases of more enduring relevance than those of any other German philosopher of the period.

This stance may have been defensible in terms of some perceived national interest, but in no way was it consonant with a principled esteem for democracy.

That Ross would defend the right to create a KKK statue as well as the school's right to display it is a stance that, while clearly defensible under first amendment grounds, could prove tricky for the Palin administration to defend.

Still, Black's position was defensible.