Cohen is one of America's most controversial lawyers: he has spent the past three decades defending clients that others found indefensible: Weather Underground radicals, Black Bloc anarchists, Hamas operatives.
Decius says that he learned to accept what he calls Trump's "unconventionality as a candidate," and maintains that his support never wavered, even when Trump said things that he found indefensible.
In the face of his friends' qualms about the meat du jour, Gold is undaunted, leading the charge, scolding those who lag behind for balking at eating animals that are cute while having no compunctions about eating a cow — a position he finds indefensible and hypocritical.
"I find it indefensible that towns are having their funding snatched away simply based on population," she said.
Re "Chelsea Is a Playground but One Where Perils Lurk" (news article, July 30): As a parent of two twentysomethings, I find it indefensible that the city has allowed the city tow pound on 12th Avenue to remain such a dangerous and difficult place to retrieve a car from.
I find it absolutely indefensible," she said, while urging those in the room: "We have to turn this into a voting issue".
Demesia Padilla, secretary for the New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department, characterized the lawsuit as being filed by a political special interest group "in their quest to defend a policy of giving driver's licenses to illegal immigrants that most New Mexicans find to be indefensible".
[Daily Mail - © 2013 Daily Mail] "As a midwife I find this scheme indefensible.
Voters should know for sure what, exactly, do Mr. Akin's fellow Republicans find so offensive and indefensible about the candidate's comments?
In 1972, the state court found it "constitutionally indefensible" to forbid non-citizens to practice law, and one year later a US Supreme Court ruling made it the law of land.
