Sentence examples for seem to defend from inspiring English sources

Through Penny's lens, the pope's remarks seem to defend patriarchy and position the church as part of the establishment.

Aging sports administrators are trying, it would seem, to defend their code against modern athletes who Tweet as they speak — crude and rude.

Yet no matter how well-planned the assault, fund managers can't seem to defend themselves against the regulators and their inconsistencies.

The Lakers don't seem to defend the three well, generally speaking.

We seem to defend so much against shame and fear that we tend to forget about curiosity, playfulness and the joy of growth.

While Washington has sought to ease these differences, Mr. Bush's comments seemed to defend just that type of action.

David Catanese, a reporter for Politico, has apologized for several tweets that seemed to defend Representative Todd Akin's comments about pregnancy and "legitimate" rape.

But apprehensions like this, threatening the cynicism with which Tadek seems to defend himself, don't lead to any transformative epiphany.

Chief Justice William Rehnquist seemed to defend the Texas law yesterday when he said, "Almost all laws are based on disapproval of some people or conduct".

Mr. Haider, a popular governor of a southern province, is best known for making several offhand remarks in the past that seemed to defend the Third Reich.

In one of the most shocking statements of his campaign (a high bar), Trump seemed to defend Putin allegedly ordering the murder of journalists.