Sentence examples for predictable defense from inspiring English sources
For the most part, however, the White House portions of this book feel carefully prepared and vetted: Mrs. Bush lays out a predictable defense of her husband's decision to invade Iraq and his decision not to visit New Orleans in the immediate aftermath of Katrina, and she offers only the blandest portraits of administration figures like Dick Cheney, Donald H. Rumsfeld and Karl Rove.
The idea of course is to get the tongues furiously wagging, get enraged emails, letters and phone calls pouring in, and then put forth the predictable defense calling this and other inflammatory cartoons a parody, a free speech right, and harmless spoofery.
Once the discussion on facts petered out, Hughes pulled out another predictable Trump defense, accusing others of bias and opinion-mongering.
Although ballistic missiles followed a predictable flight path, defense against them was long thought to be technically impossible because their RVs were small and traveled at great speeds.
Ever since 2004, those struggling to protect their romanticism about French intellectualism follow a predictable line of defense.
But even if there is a bit of revisionist thinking -- the Jets finished 12th in the league in total offensive yards, after all -- the perception among the players is that their old offense had grown stale and predictable, and opposing defenses were able to tee off on them.
In short, they're a predictable, vanilla, execution-based defense.
The offense again went stagnant, as Carmelo Anthony and then Smith tried to take on the entire Celtics defense, with predictable results.
It is a predictable, if regrettable, psychic defense mechanism in those first difficult years of immersion in human disability and death.
But that style did not translate well to the playoffs, where the pace was slower and where weaknesses like the Clippers' poor interior defense and predictable offense were easily exposed.
