Sentence examples for indefensible actions from inspiring English sources
Mr. Waxman said today that "Enron's conduct regarding PaineWebber appears to be the latest in a series of indefensible actions".
Erotic revery, as the psychoanalysts know it, is usually reminiscence on departed scenes, memories of certain amorous moments, certain exciting gestures, certain yielding words, certain astounding and indefensible actions.
The culling of the ILF is one of the most regressive, inexplicable and indefensible actions taken under the coalition's austerity programme (and let's face it there's no shortage of competition), adding to a raft of reforms and cuts that have already disproportionately affected disabled people, and in particular those with severe impairments.
This is because such indefensible actions are completely at odds with the lofty teachings of Islam".
While many Democrats have donated the amount of Harvey Weinstein's political donations to charities such as RAINN, others have remained silent about his abhorrent, indefensible actions.
To them, airlines are unlikely to offer any apologies except perhaps a form letter here and there; they will allow its small army of loyalty program bloggers to defend their indefensible actions.
The fossil fuel divestment movement, which started on college campuses but has since spread to foundation boardrooms and beyond, is achieving its principal goal, which is to raise awareness of how morally indefensible the actions of companies like Exxon Mobil really are.
The ongoing occupation of Palestinian lands and the expansion of Jewish settlements are indefensible--actions that fan the fires of a mutual ethnic rage that fuels war rather than peace, a rage, I'm afraid, that seems to strengthen "one-state" extremists in Israel/Palestine as well as in the US.
As a reporter, his actions were indefensible.
Their fears are understandable, but their actions are indefensible.
Gove branded the council's actions as "indefensible" and said he would be personally investigating the situation.
