Sentence examples for energetically defended from inspiring English sources

Stern energetically defended James's right to choose his own team.

Earlier on Wednesday the Farc energetically defended the negotiations aimed at ending a half-century insurgency.

At the same time, however, agricultural protectionism is energetically defended as necessary for preserving greenery and the environment.

Rambling was an increasingly popular working-class activity, but much of the countryside was private land, energetically defended by landowners and their gamekeepers.

Talking for 15 minutes to a sympathetic and largely black audience at the Cornerstone Baptist Church, Mr. Paterson energetically defended his record as governor and fiscal steward, telling the congregation he had tried to look out for "those who live below the line" even while grappling with the need to cut billions of dollars in state spending.

Elvis has become something of a case study in intellectual-property law, as EPE has energetically defended its right to control his posthumous image in a series of court battles.In 1998, for instance, the company sued a Houston nightclub owner because, it alleged, the name of his joint, "The Velvet Elvis", tarnished the King's reputation.

Mr. Walker, a 22-year veteran of WBGO who is also the host in the mornings, energetically defends the format.

The United States and other leading nations need to energetically defend free trade, fiscal discipline and the spread of technology, or they risk a backlash that could cloud prospects.

Mr. Glasser joined the civil liberties union's New York affiliate in 1967 and ever since has been energetically defending the rights of people to express sentiments that he abhors.

When Rod Dreher asked Vance to explain the appeal of Trump to poor whites, Vance cited the fact that Trump "criticizes the factories shipping jobs overseas" while energetically defending white, working-class culture against "the condescenders" who hold it in contempt.

Only John, the writer, who's so addicted to Nádja's narratives that he no longer cares if they're true, knows how you get a "real life" — from, that is to say, "history and suffering," the very things that American culture so energetically defends itself against.