Sentence examples for generally indefensible from inspiring English sources
That honour goes to the company's unprofitable, unpopular, slow and generally indefensible long-haul routes.
Of course, it's only right and proper that kids want to defend their mother even if, as is frequently the case with Palin, her words are generally indefensible (hell even Elizabeth Báthory probably got a mothers' day card).
The letter ends by calling on No 10 "not only to cancel Trump's invitation to visit the UK but also, and more fundamentally, to withdraw the support of the British government for the United States more generally until these indefensible policies have been reversed and disavowed.
Being twee and understated and generally silly isn't an indefensible position — it worked for "Flight of the Conchords," a much funnier show — but you need to demonstrate a dark side, a willingness to pull your viewers up short and implicate them in the madness.
These extreme cases of animal exploitation (and usually maiming and death) continue today in some parts of the world, but in western countries such activities have generally been banned (a notable exception being the indefensible and barbaric bull fights).
Another said he generally does not vote for anybody on the first ballot, a completely indefensible position, even if it is rooted in history.
She wrote in her resignation letter: "My view has been that our policy in relation to the Middle East peace process generally but more recently our approach and language during the current crisis in Gaza is morally indefensible, is not in Britain's national interest and will have a long-term detrimental impact on our reputation internationally and domestically".
But the indefensible is still indefensible.
Loughner's actions are indefensible.
