Sentence examples for one to defend from inspiring English sources

I was never a choker, never a bottler, never one to defend a lead, but I thought on that occasion maybe I could play conservative.

"I am a patriot, not a bandit," he said indignantly, adding that his group acts on behalf of "the middle class, which has no one to defend it" because the armed forces and police are too busy defending "the oligarchy".

Commentators have long recognized the NSA had two conflicting missions: one to defend key American networks, and one to collect intelligence on our adversaries.

And as premises go, it is a pretty easy one to defend.

"The ones who have no one to defend them are the middle classes," Mr. Castano said.

"I'm Mexican, and I'm the first one to defend my music," he said.

Justice Firetog said that had the two lawyers not been retained, he would have assigned more experienced ones to defend Mr. Aron.

On the practical side, one must do all one can to defend one's rights.

The American North was fighting to preserve a nation, the Confederacy to establish one, Britain to defend one.

As I called around, I found no one willing to defend the action, on or off the record.

But this is just to say that if one wants to defend a posteriori physicalism, one will have to defend the non-derivation view of the necessary a posteriori.