Sentence examples for much defended from inspiring English sources

The answer to how I foiled the much reviled and much defended device is an odd one.

He also very much defended the existence of Slack itself.

This view of the good is not much defended — in part because of the scathing criticism offered of Plato's view by Aristotle in the Nicomachean Ethics (NE I, 6) — but it was affirmed by Iris Murdoch (1970), and forms part of the natural law view defended by Michael Moore (1982).

Brian Leftow explores the answer, found in some twentieth century theologians, but not much defended in recent philosophical theology, that the three persons are one God because "the Trinity has or is a divine mind composed of the Persons' minds" (1999, 221).

Values he so much defended to me in 1992 as we were driving on a highway in Holland, on the way to a meeting with a bunch of liberals.

Because the wide attacking midfielders in a 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1ding as a wingerarely 4-4-2 does.

Tottenham had not even had too much defending to do for the first 80 minutes, as Sherwood's revitalised 4-4-2 systhemput them ahead through Emmanuel Adebayor.

He does not so much defend a coherent political position as promote a moving chain of disparate but inter-linked prejudices.

Relying on Drinkwater to do so much defending reduces his ability to spring the sort of counter-attacks that made Leicester so devastating last season.

– but tonight they were not expected to have much defending to do against a side who conceded 10 goals while losing all five of their group matches before their arrival in London for the concluding fixture.

We're having to do too much defending.