Sentence examples for from defiance from inspiring English sources

Abby Goodnough reported from Defiance, and Jonathan Martin from Washington.

Correa often speaks about sovereignty, which can be hard to distinguish from defiance.

Alabama's stance on its extremist immigration law is shifting from defiance to damage control.

For Ayatollah Khamenei, China is a model to avoid and its journey from defiance to pragmatism a path to resist.

I struggled with disciplining Colin, trying to differentiate which tantrums came from worry and which from defiance.

But Mr. Dylan didn't treat the songs with any sort of muted reverence; he rasped, he syncopated, he moved from defiance to gentleness.

The rappers distinguished themselves by their delivery: breakneck articulation from Daddy Yankee, Middle Eastern inflections from Don Omar, gritty defiance from Ivy Queen, a rough swagger from Rey Pirin.

Instead, they flung a dangerously untenable challenge at the UN by declaring they would block UNSCOM's work until sanctions were lifted, and its chief, Richard Butler, whom they accuse of being America's puppet, replaced.So back the world goes to the tense February days of military ultimatums from Washington and defiance from Mr Hussein.

The decision to continue flying, according to several travel officials, has been inspired by many things, ranging from a defiance of terrorism to needing a break from "cable fatigue" after camping out for days in front of the television set.

Moore has long been an icon for the evangelical Christian community, from his defiance of a court order to remove a Ten Commandments monument from the Alabama Judicial Building, to his staunch opposition to abortion and same-sex marriage.

More than a third of all suspensions result from "willful defiance," according district officials.