Sentence examples for otherwise defending from inspiring English sources

It's earnest and full of effort from Swann, but Tendulkar and Yuvraj are too strong, taking the singles when they can and otherwise defending solidly, despite a pitch that is spitting and turning.

While otherwise defending that choice - Loy's staging is too visually sumptuous to have the proverbial fat lady stuffed into a svelte cocktail dress - I am grieved to report that the German's voice is, well, thinner than the American's.

Once a claim is made, many manufacturers do not have time to research it or otherwise defend themselves, Ms. Palilla said.

He otherwise defended the administration's policy against mostly Democratic critics who accuse the Pentagon of botching the postwar planning.

For that widespread and quite outrageous abuse, by capitalists, of capitalism, threatens to weaken the forces and arguments that would otherwise defend liberty.

But Asch's response seems to push against one of the main points of the social model of disability, which she otherwise defends: the view that disabilities are also relational rather than inherent properties.

That's the typical stance of the press when then can't otherwise defend the acts of the person being attacked".

That's the typical stance of the press when they can't otherwise defend the acts of the person being attacked.

In accepting the document, new Antarctic 'world citizens' pledge to fight against intimidation and poverty, to support social progress, to protect the environment, and otherwise defend liberty, justice, and peace.

The word "hero" gets thrown around a lot, but it should be reserved for people like the public defenders who spend all day every day fighting for people who can't otherwise defend themselves and/or have been relegated to the outskirts of society.

An aposematic (chemically or otherwise defended) prey is often taxonomically distant from the predators that drive the evolution of aposematism (insect prey and avian predators: Harvey et al. 1982; Wiklund and Järvi 1982; Alatalo and Mappes 1996; insect prey and mammalian predators: Hristov and Conner 2005; and amphibian prey and mammalian predators: Saporito et al. 2007).