Sentence examples for so defiant from inspiring English sources

"This group is so defiant of fairness it almost borders on ridiculous hypocrisy".

Wilson doesn't expect sympathy, and he's remained so defiant that he won't get any.

But the Government is so defiant that it is hard to see how a resolution could make matters worse.

He was able to be so defiant because there was much that was puzzling about Houellebecq's complaint.

With that at stake, along with 134 years of a hearty, eccentric tradition, it is no wonder the Dolphins are so defiant.

Denly was lbw and Eoin Morgan, so defiant in the first innings, was bowled without playing a shot or scoring a run.

Otherwise so volubly defiant, Mr Tsipras has little to say about that.

But the poll, by Behavior Research Center in Phoenix, was taken in mid-April, before Mr. McCain became so openly defiant toward the Republican leadership in Washington.

When the warrior maiden Odabella, daughter of the Lord of Aquileia, is captured, she is so valiantly defiant that Attila falls in love with her (fatally, it turns out).

He said that because Lazaro Gonzalez showed that he was not dedicated to Elian's interests by being so "brazenly defiant," the I.N.S. "was compelled to execute a rescue by force of arms".

Russell, after a 238-ball 55 so wonderfully defiant that it almost legitimised patriotism, was torpedoed by a simply brutal grubber, and Ambrose picked up three more in his next two overs.