Sentence examples for indefensible statements from inspiring English sources

"He has embarrassed the nation with his words, with his utter, indefensible statements," he said.

Donald Trump's secretive 17-day vacation won't end until next Tuesday, but in less than two weeks out of the White House, he's managed to roil the nation on race and destroy bushels of political capital with a series of bizarre and indefensible statements.

Such blanket, insulting, indefensible statements are aplenty, from a candidate who would be charged with representing the whole of America and not just those he deems worthy of liberties afforded by a constitution he's likely only familiar with via Cliff Notes.

If any good can come from this unacceptable and indefensible statement by the Colorado State Representative, it is an opportunity for people to discover a bright spot in a time of darkness for civil liberties in American history.

To executives at MSNBC, however, the book's statements were indefensible and, though they did not say so publicly, incongruent with a channel that has branded itself as progressive and forward-thinking and has a disproportionately high share of African-American and Hispanic viewers.

Jeremy Hunt, the current health secretary, described the Broadmoor appointment as "indefensible" in a Commons statement, as Labour called for an independent inquiry into the television personality's relationships with politicians, including Ken Clarke, health secretary at the time.

"These events were an embarrassment to our great football club and are absolutely indefensible," said a club statement.

"I will not defend the indefensible," he said in a statement.

David Cameron apologised in the House of Commons for indefensible conduct by South Yorkshire police, whose statements were changed as part of an orchestrated effort to divert blame for the 96 deaths from the police's own failings, on to the supporters themselves.

"Obviously, I find these remarks and others deeply offensive and indefensible," Mr. McCain said in a statement Thursday.

"Withdrawing from the Q&A can only suggest that Trump himself believes his views are indefensible before a Hispanic audience," the statement continued.