Sentence examples for does not defy from inspiring English sources
He is an autocrat who does not defy his cartoon; he draws it, stroke by broad stroke.
Despite the strange geopolitics, many Indian analysts argue that increasing trade with Iran is a good idea, and one that does not defy U.S. sanctions intended to pressure Iran to stop its nuclear program.
At the end of the day, the voice of the people is what ensures that Congress does the right thing and that the president does not defy the law".
Wright's arguments are not proofs; they only show that accepting Christianity does not defy reason or historical evidence.
However, this does not defy the central role of RNA in the emergence of biological evolution and early evolution of life.
"The 911 doesn't defy the laws of physics," he said.
Turner prize nominee Rebecca Warren doesn't defy my pessimism - she has cured it.
If one insists on doing so, however, then one should use a measure that doesn't defy common sense.
Though Holiday's music, like all music, defies description, it doesn't defy analysis, and Szwed, joining musicological precision to historical insight, traces the course of Holiday's career through recordings.
"Fifty Shades of Grey" doesn't defy taboos in the way that other recent and much-talked-about books and magazine articles have, be it Toni Bentley's ode to anal sex, "The Surrender: An Erotic Memoir"; Kathryn Harrison's account of incest, "The Kiss"; or Daphne Merkin's revelation of her spanking fetish in The New Yorker.
That's not a great shame in the case of The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel (Fox, PG) – the title is its best joke – an amiable return to Jaipur for its ensemble of sparky pensioners that doesn't defy a single expectation set up by its predecessor.
