Sentence examples for obvious defiance from inspiring English sources
Moreover, Mr. McConnell said: "There's a good chance the Democrats will not be able to get their members to lock arms and walk off the cliff in obvious defiance of the American people, who are virtually screaming at us, 'Please do not pass this bill.' ".
This has become obvious for I.Q., which, in defiance of genetic determinists, has been rising by an average of three points a decade over the last half-century.
In an obvious quotation from "Taxi Driver," he sneers defiance into the dead air like a cowboy Travis Bickle.
Even leaving aside the obvious injustices of the current approach and Britain's defiance of the International Labour Organisation convention, it has not improved productivity or competitiveness.
"It seems fairly obvious to me," Orza said, "that they imposed this penalty in almost defiance of but certainly with an eye toward the arbitration process.
The need to revive creative diplomacy is obvious, but Republican candidates have been pathetically wary of openly criticizing Mr. Bush's Iraq war and swaggering defiance of internationalism.
It was defiance for defiance's sake.
He responded with defiance.
