Sentence examples for kind defence from inspiring English sources

Brexit supposed that a US-led Anglosphere could maintain security of every kind – defence, of course, but also a sustainable environment, and the international rule of law.

Did he avoid pining to be free as a kind of defence mechanism?

As a kind of "defence of poetry", it is persuasive and moving.

Maybe it's a kind of defence, like the way a deciduous tree loses its leaves.

Some kind of defence had to be organised, but Downing Street could not be seen to be involved.

Mortimer acknowledges that turning what she perceives as her lack of poise into an endearing quality is a kind of defence mechanism.

In that sense, perhaps for whales the pesticides are a morbid kind of defence against the minority that still has a taste for their meat.

But, knowing the deepness of his spirit, I can see it as a kind of defence mechanism, a way to deal with the world.

In other words, is your edginess a kind of defence mechanism?" He would say the same thing about his gravitational pull towards the negative versus the positive experience.

The kind of defence reviews that happen every 10 years, in which the IPPR panel took part last time, are too lengthy and are easily overtaken by events.

Let's look closely: 1...Rxc3 2 bxc3 Qxc3 leads to mate and the variations aren't too difficult, but 1...Rxc3 2 Rhf1 is a concern, and it's the kind of defence that is easy to miss, especially by your overexcited colleagues.