Sentence examples for excessively defensive from inspiring English sources
By Jeffrey Toobin July 13 , 2016Clinton's history with Republican-instigated criminal investigations has led her to be excessively defensive.
Jewish reactions to Günter Grass's poem "What Must Be Said," about the nuclear crisis in the Middle East, are excessively defensive.
Burned in the past, she has become excessively defensive, and harms herself more than those who long to bring her down.
They're also excessively defensive of their chosen sport.
"You're getting too defensive".
"So not excessively excessive.
Even on the issues of violence, pornography in popular culture and the death penalty -- traditional issues for Republicans -- Mr. Gore was more muscular in his response than Mr. Bush, who looked awkward when he gave a defensive answer about whether he was excessively keen on imposing the death penalty.
Besides the defensive roles of phagocytes against infectious microbes, the phagocyte-microbe interactions between excessively or inappropriately deployed can damage host tissues and contribute to the pathogeny of various immune and nonimmune chronic inflammatory diseases.
But, as defensive skills improved, the average length of a game in moves increased, and 24 moves in two hours proved excessively generous.
Everyone excessively tidy, excessively generous.
