Sentence examples for enthusiastically defend from inspiring English sources

In the current risk-averse culture, it's strange that various authorities enthusiastically defend a drug that appears to cause harm.

The authorities and state media outlets enthusiastically defend the use of the death penalty by claiming its use reduces crime.

Managers in their modest executive offices enthusiastically defend Mr. Khodorkovsky's stewardship, arguing that the operation was on the brink of collapse when he took over.

O'Connell would be a great choice to play Batman, and I'm proud I was the first one to mention him and to enthusiastically defend that recommendation to fans and other people who reached out to me about the idea.

And Mayor Giuliani enthusiastically defends the program.

His teammates have enthusiastically defended him.

Warner's Republican opponent never enthusiastically defended the standards.

As Ms. Jebreal napped upstairs — she would later emerge, sleepy-eyed, in an impressively unwrinkled black sheath dress — he spent a couple of hours enthusiastically defending "Miral" while savoring a large Italian deli sandwich.

At the U.N., she enthusiastically defended some of the most brazenly reactionary and isolationist foreign policies that any modern-day U.S. Administration has put forward, and now, as her tenure comes to a end, an editorial in the Times says that she will be missed.

Precious few have enthusiastically defended what Alexander Hamilton called the "vital principle of the body politic"—a robust power to collect the money necessary to achieve the nation's common goals.

This was even the case with one of the physicians who more enthusiastically defended the "idea" of FMG in the preceding phase of the project: When we tell them: "Yes, but there are clients who are not cared for, they are waiting to see a physician.