Sentence examples for is defended from from inspiring English sources
On an intuitive level, the basic idea is that the question whether an argument is acceptable concerns the question whether it is defended from its argumentative attacks.
The base of the gatehouse is defended from undermining by large "spurs".
Today the town is defended from flooding by a large curved concrete wall, completed in 1988 following serious flooding in 1981.
Alex Jones and Wayne LaPierre could finally breathe easy, knowing that the United States is defended from those New World Order fuckers by a giant cloud of flying American guns.
It is Christian Europe Hungary is defending from Muslim hordes and terrorists, says the prime minister, Viktor Orbán.
By William Egginton Do the humanities need to be defended from hard science?
Nothing can be defended from globalisation, not even "our" beautiful, ugly game.
Indeed, the individual needs to be defended from more than the state.
They can also be defended from the moral high ground (not that this will help him in Kansas or Wyoming).
He'll be required to decide which laws will be vigorously enforced and which laws will be defended from attack.
"Kids can be part of the space," the younger Mr. Rogers said, or it can be "defended" from them.
