Sentence examples for must defy from inspiring English sources
A: Theatre must defy order and authority.
We must defy the statistics and the cynics to believe.
The Express says: "The prime minister must defy the European court".
Every threat must defy the conventions of the science of lasers or radiation or weather control.
He has occasionally acknowledged that he must "defy history" if Labour is to win.
Reformers must defy these leaders and stand up for real reform this week.
The screenplay's most telling line, repeated more than once in the film, is taken from Goethe: "In order to be faithful to the truth, one must occasionally defy the truth".
Gargantuan corporations can now cull, measure, and parse every move that we make in the global marketplace, but picking up a collection of verse is still so minuscule and arbitrary an act that it must surely defy all their algorithms--it feels as commercially untraceable as slipping an apple into your bag at an orchard.
However, when these taboos threaten to destroy the culture itself, they must be defied for the health of the overall public -- and to save the culture itself.
Ice Cube's documentary was an inevitable anthem to an American philosophy that gangsta rap represents: authority at the cost of individual expression is dangerous authority, and must be defied.
Having mapped the human genome at a speed that doubters had said was impossible, Celera now must once again defy the skeptics who say it will not be able to make money by selling information about the genome.
