Sentence examples for no reason to be defensive from inspiring English sources
Williams had no reason to be defensive about the result, and she wasn't.
If anything, this race proves Republicans have no reason to be defensive as a result of Obamacare's demise, it shows Republicans have nothing to hide from in the age of Trump and it signifies that nothing about the current faux-scandal-ridden environment has produced a downdraft for Republicans.
The answer, the forecasters say — and they are backed up by atmospheric scientists who do not have any reason to be defensive — is that they were not so wrong.
In the coming year, YouTube and Google TV — like Apple's iTunes and Amazon — aim to chase Netflix, giving Hastings a reason to be defensive.
The band have good reason to be defensive in interviews, sceptical of their ability to pull them off, and keen to have their manager keeping watch.
In the coming year, YouTube and Google TV like Apple's iTunes and Amazon aim to chase Netflix, giving Hastings a reason to be defensive.
The government has reason to be defensive: the rise of social media in Malaysia was viewed as one of the primary reasons why the National Front and the incumbent prime minister, Najib Razak, have struggled to retain control over the country.
Limon had reason to be defensive.
VeriSign has good reason to be defensive--selling digital certificates is central to the company's Internet Infrastructure and Identity Services business.
There was no reason to be impolite.
