Sentence examples for forceful defence from inspiring English sources

The party leader used his speech in Liverpool to mount a forceful defence of the contribution made by immigrants.

Jeremy Corbyn has mounted a forceful defence of immigration from the EU and elsewhere before his party conference speech, causing a fresh split in his shadow cabinet.

His forceful defence of the agency is significant because in his six years as agency chair, Smith has always refrained from criticising ministers.

He so antagonised New York's blacks, particularly by his forceful defence of the police after they shot three unarmed men, that he might have provoked a record turnout of ethnic minority voters.

So the resignation on Monday February 5th of Radek Sikorski, the country's suave and forceful defence minister, is more than a quirky turn in the history of a notoriously eccentric government.

Writing on behalf of the "wounded or discounted", always Robinson's preferred position, leads to a forceful defence of John Wycliffe and the Lollards, John Calvin, Oliver Cromwell or the 18th-century theologian Jonathan Edwards.

But its exuberant lightness and unremitting charm are tempered by wit and a forceful, knowledgeable defence of the power of literature to comfort and provide a moral framework.

This component also includes discussion of the need to overcome the emotional barriers to forceful physical defence against male acquaintances when the threat demands it.

(Njeri later issued a forceful denial).

You have to work hard to force openings against West Brom at this stage of the season, and with Bournemouth not forceful or creative enough, the home defence was never really in trouble.

Bamber's lawyer requested a full hearing before three judges, arguing that the trial judge's summing up had been biased against Bamber, that his language had been too forceful, and that he had undermined the defence by advancing his own theory.