Sentence examples for idea of defending from inspiring English sources

The Reagan library is still committed to the idea of defending Reagan against his critics".

But in college, I decided I liked the idea of defending the establishment against those who sought to disestablish it.

The number of Russians supporting the idea of defending ethnic Russians in neighbouring countries or annexing territories where they live has significantly declined since March.

The idea that defending Muslim lands is important is much the same as the idea of defending your own homeland anywhere is important.

I really hate the idea of defending MIT, even temporarily until they can make their case, but I'm just so sick of watching vultures line up for the legal gravy train.

To much of the country, though, the idea of defending what the pledge calls our "exceptional and free society" by limiting citizens' freedoms might not make quite as much sense.

His idea consisted of defending a castle in the lower city where the civilian population of Castelnuovo had taken refuge.

In any case, I like the idea of Torben defending his ideals against the unpleasant man from Warner Brothers.

We looked at how post-Iraq guilt can be exploited to promote the idea of Russia defending itself from an aggressive West; how Western media has taken on the idea of an ethno-linguistic split in Ukraine when, in fact, many Ukrainians come from multiethnic, multilingual families; and how, in the business sector, the question is of the financial cost of sanctions for the West.

Though all lawyers juggle cases, the idea of simultaneously defending Jackson and Peterson -- the Modesto man charged with killing his pregnant wife, Laci, and the son she was carrying last year -- is turning heads because the stakes in high-publicity cases are huge.

"He did a very, very poor job of defending the idea," he says.