Sentence examples for defiant of from inspiring English sources

Pickles, however, remains defiant of criticism.

One headline blared, "Goering Defiant of Foreign Fist".

Anyone who wants art to be radically defiant of the market-driven system must see it.

Socrates, ever defiant of authority, would have found no such excuses for Antigone.

Or is he a young man in love, and defiant of class barriers?

"This group is so defiant of fairness it almost borders on ridiculous hypocrisy".

Crooners, perhaps because their work depends on the illusion of emotion, seem defiant of time.

The tone of verse throughout the 17th century was passionately defiant of the new regime.

It would simply isolate the country and render it defiant of international opinion".

The reality is chequered, awkward, defiant of two- or three-word headlines.

Yade was one of Sarkozy's high-profile minority ethnic appointments, but proved defiant of the president.