Sentence examples for staunch defence from inspiring English sources

Millar provides a staunch defence.

She did, however, mount a staunch defence of Johnson, saying, "The LRB is not racist.

Incidentally, the Indy's editor, Simon Kelner, said much the same in his staunch defence of his writer.

For all the publicity about its gay character, however, it was more a staunch defence of artistic freedom.

Incoming Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen launched a staunch defence of the Fed's massive economic stimulus programme at her confirmation hearing Thursday.

It's a cruel analogy, but the staunch defence of hairy fannies reminds me of very overweight over-eaters who say they're "happy as they are".

O'Shea, however, has launched a staunch defence of the England medical team and claims attitudes have changed in regard to concussion.

He mounted a staunch defence of the benefits of immigration to the UK, although refused to condemn the Labour Party mug that trumpeted "Controls on Immigration".

Tomorrow David Cameron will make a staunch defence of the NHS, insisting it will always be free to those who need it.

The Labour leader faces a mutiny from moderate figures within his party, and any staunch defence of striking doctors would only precipitate a split.

Both were contenders for man-of-the-match (Hooper nabbed it) with strong running, staunch defence and typically efficient work over the ball.