Sentence examples for say defeats from inspiring English sources
Rikuzentakata, located in neighboring Iwate Prefecture, decided not to conserve any buildings where people died; a stance that some say defeats the purpose of having the memorials enlighten viewers on the scale of the tsunami.
I just don't think the second movie was very much fun, and the third movie was a tepid attempt to make a PG-13, more family oriented version, which needless to say defeats the entire purpose of Robocop.
Abobo largely supports the man the United Nations, the African Union and most foreign powers say defeated Mr. Gbagbo, Alassane Ouattara.
Republicans say defeating the bill would be more difficult than usual.
They say defeat would send a particularly unsettling message in light of the changes in Georgia and South Carolina.
Could time make the Cambridge spies seem like idealists who backed the losing side — not Roman Catholics but, say, defeated purists like the Cathars?
That's about right, only I'd say "defeat" is way too strong a term.
I wanted to wrestle—I don't say defeat because I can't win my mental illness by outing it.
Several analysts say defeating Gaddafi's regime will require boots on the ground, which the United States has ruled out for now.
