Sentence examples for furiously defending from inspiring English sources

The film soon became a political football, with the film-makers furiously defending their right to include fictional elements.

The senator can be heard this week furiously defending Mr. Bush's Iraq war and drawing big cheers from crowds as he approaches the Saturday primary vote, looking for a second chance at the nomination.

As she prepares to leave her job at the end of the year, Ms. Rice, the president's national security adviser, now finds herself at the center of a political storm, furiously defending both the White House and her own reputation.

The show's most loyal enthusiasts are furiously defending Work It as gender-progressive.

Writing this, I feel like I'm in the playground again, furiously defending the SNES.

In the 1873 parliamentary election the railway supporter Peter Jebsen was elected, spending the next few years furiously defending the railway.

Democrats, like Roosevelt, have furiously defended themselves against the charges.

Even so, while she lived there, from 1966 to 1985, she kept herself furiously defended against any conventional creature trying to mooch off her success or snuff out the fireworks of her vision.

Women will furiously defend their high heels because any distress to their feet is in itself a form of attraction for men, many of whom feel it is a sacrifice made for them".

Meanwhile, the Chinese still occupied three key ridgeline positions the 'Sierra' feature, the 'Hinge' and the summit of Hill 317 itself which they continued to furiously defend.

Surely it's impossible to root against a team called the Lumberjacks, who shoot exceptionally well while defending furiously.