Sentence examples for defiance's from inspiring English sources

And it's admirable that the show wants to dive right in to Defiance's current problems, but more information about the various Votan races and what happened when they arrived wouldn't go amiss.

It was defiance for defiance's sake.

The American Civil Liberties Union has reached a temporary deal over the City of Defiance's ban on sidewalk messages.

And you think of the teenage years, of defiance for defiance's sake, of assertive mockery and the contempt of selective deafness, of constant jockeying for power in a relationship suddenly destabilized – of this fathers-and-sons thing that stretches back 152 years to Turgenev and a further 2,500 years to Exodus, Leviticus and Deuteronomy.

OWS actions appear to be becoming a display of defiance for defiance's sake.

Still, the fact that "Defiance's" opening salvos are so entertaining is cause for relief -- and a certain amount of apprehension.

Little good came of Lowry's defiance, Terry Gilliam's finest moment painting the very idea of happy-ever-after as pernicious Hollywood flannel.

Becky's defiance – and Penrose's inability to punish her for it – signaled the demise of slavery in New Orleans.

My generation of left-libertarians did indeed hail Luxemburg's defiance of Lenin's "night-watchman spirit".

A dozen television channels had a presence at the festivals last weekend, with elaborate stunts and parties for forthcoming shows like Syfy's "Defiance" and A&E's "Bates Motel".

On the bright side for Robson, Newcastle's defiance after Andy O'Brien's dismissal enabled them to retain the advantage in the battle for a Champions League qualifying spot.