Sentence examples for professing to defend from inspiring English sources
Soon, though, survivors said the shabiha turned their weapons on the same civilians they had been professing to defend.
Asked to define the concept of "Englishness" he had professed to defend during city street protests that often descended into brawls with police, Robinson said it was a feeling that people had about being attached to the nation and that he was passionate about his country.
By doing this, we can add, they are trying to make the religion they profess to defend similar to the religions they presumably dislike, Islam and Christianity.
Critics say it's hypocritical for an industry that talks of corporate responsibility and professes to care about children, to attack legislation that is designed to defend them.
Wallace professed to be defending the common "homeowner," presumably white, against the faceless "bureaucrat," also presumably white.
Although the president's supporters profess to be defending democracy and the Indonesian constitution, they describe their campaign as a jihad.
Those who have made it their goal to prevent any US policy-maker from expressing an opinion that the current Israeli government doesn't want to hear are ensuring a bleak and undemocratic future for the country they profess to be defending.
We tried to defend ourselves.
