Sentence examples for rather defenseless from inspiring English sources
Bob Kravitz, though, writes in The Indianapolis Star that the Colts may have angered the football gods by tossing away their chance at a perfect season, and a Colts defense that ended up rather defenseless takes some of the blame, too.
Nor did she see herself as defenseless but rather as the beneficiary of a good upbringing, as a self-reliant working woman and as someone who stood her ground.
(That Curry is no defenseless baby deer but rather an experienced adult with as much ego as the next millionaire shall go undiscussed here, except for Stelter's aside: "Curry, by this point, would have to have been as dumb as a second-hour morning show segment not to have realized that something was up with her employment situation").
Unlike negative liberty, republican liberty is primarily focused upon "defenseless susceptibility to interference, rather than actual interference" (Pettit, 1996: 577).
If you systematically shoot a classroom full of defenseless six-year-olds and blow off your own head, things proceed rather differently.
When a comedian hired to host practice matches ridicules Watson's more obtuse answers (Rembrandt rather than Pollock for a "late '40s artist"), Mr. Ferrucci lashes out: "He's making fun of a defenseless computer".
Bg4! left Bu defenseless.
A defenseless little baby".
(The defenseless girder vanished).
