Sentence examples for of its apologists from inspiring English sources

Doubtless, many people inside the U.S. power structure — President Obama included — and some of its apologists in the media will see things differently.

Doubtless, many people inside the U.S. power structure President Obama included and some of its apologists in the media will see things differently.

To defend slavery, some of its apologists drew on the idea of historical progress to offer the defense that slavery was a benevolent and paternal system for the mutual benefit of whites and blacks.

And that is not counting the damage that André Glucksmann's intellectual action has done to the rationalizations for dictatorship and to the theories of its apologists.

Now, the sole defence of Hinkley from its apologists concerns the cost of cancellation, in jobs, sunk costs wasted, Foreign Office embarrassment and a hole in government energy policy.

In Sunday's general election Aznar's centre-right People's Party could capitalise handsomely on its leader's determined repression of ETA and its apologists if Thursday's bombings are shown to be their work.

Some question the former press secretary's loyalty and timing, but no one -- with the obvious exception of the White House and its apologists -- questions the factual basis of his claim.

The ugly tradition of child marriage thus continues with the help of the monarchy and its apologists in the west.

The mental health ruse on the part of the NRA and its apologists is in fact interesting, examined as a species of trickery.

At a stop in Pennsylvania a few hours before the administration announced its decision, Mr. Gore said it was time to stand up to what he called big oil and its apologists, of whom he implied Mr. Bush was one.

Rococo, the dominant artistic trend of 18th-century France, has its apologists, but for a modern audience it remains a puzzling and not easily acquired taste.