Sentence examples for defiance of terrorism from inspiring English sources

Unflinching defiance of terrorism is proper.

Contributions and design proposals could come from around the world and would represent an international response of defiance of terrorism.

Tens of thousands turned out across the country at evening vigils in sympathy for Charlie Hebdo and in defiance of terrorism, many displaying three words of solidarity that had spread earlier as a hashtag on social networks: "Je Suis Charlie".

Some people felt that "a new building would signal defiance of terrorism," Linenthal writes, and others suggested leaving the ruins in place as "an evocative reminder of loss, and of the enduring dangers of violence".

The decision to continue flying, according to several travel officials, has been inspired by many things, ranging from a defiance of terrorism to needing a break from "cable fatigue" after camping out for days in front of the television set.

Some that might have been doomed are now wrapping themselves in the garment of patriotism, asking us to spend our money in the name of a return to normalcy, a defiance of terrorism.

Mr. Piano said Times executives had decided in the wake of the attack on New York to stick with the concept of transparency and visibility "not really as defiance to terrorism but because it was correct".

Marie Brousseau-Navarro, the Honorary Consul of France in Cardiff, said the vigil would show defiance to terrorism and demonstrate that the "pen is mightier than the sword or the machine gun".

Barack Obama hailed the conference as "an act of defiance" in the face of terrorism.

"I felt a sense of responsibility to run as an act of defiance against terrorism," she said.

Rebuilding would be the ultimate act of defiance against terrorism.