Sentence examples for straightforward defence from inspiring English sources
The phrase "straightforward defence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a defense that is clear, simple, and easy to understand, often in legal or argumentative contexts. Example: "The lawyer presented a straightforward defence that clearly outlined the facts of the case."
The overall tone of the piece is, if not a straightforward defence of the long-haul train trip, at least a sort of valedictory.
At the school's request, I agreed to tone down the violence of the language in this scene, but not the character's straightforward defence of his sexuality.
Those bits of Mrs Obama's speech were more clever, and interesting.Mrs Obama did not mount a straightforward defence of the public sector or government intervention indeed, she did not need to, as half the speakers on Tuesday spent their time defending the public sector and praising government spending, or investment, as they called it.
There is a more straightforward defence of Transitivity in preference; a defence that hinges on the sure losses that may befall anyone who violates the axiom.
For all Gordon Strachan's errors, his core defence is straightforward: for some time Scotland have failed to produce top-level footballers.
The French winger picked up a straightforward ball from his defence and then went straight down the middle, skipping past his opponents, until he was faced with Adam Bogdan in the Bolton goal, whom he duly beat with a controlled side-footed effort.
It was, he said, a straightforward case of self-defence, with Zimmerman, 29, forced to fire to save his own life after being sucker-punched and attacked by Martin, who was walking back to the home of his father's fiancée after a trip to a local shop.
With Leverkusen having a suicidally high line, almost on the halfway line in fact, Messi curved his run to get beyond the defence onto a straightforward through pass from deep by Xavi.
After the interval, Mark Docherty slung over a straightforward cross that the home defence could not deal with and Gordon rose to head past Cammy Bell.
However, their defence switched off almost straight from the restart and Lewandowski drove in a fourth goal for the visitors to make their task in the return leg on 19 March look more straightforward.
Vitali outclassed the unbeaten Chris Arreola in his last defence in September while Johnson represents an even more straightforward task on Saturday.
