Sentence examples for the one defending from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile Sarah finds herself in the unusual position of being the one defending TED.

The difference between the two sets of propositions is that the second (the one defending freedom) respects this necessary condition of any relationship, whereas the first does not.

It drives me mad that, on Question Time, I'm the one defending Labour's legacy.

In terms of how the United States treats immigrants, as opposed to what is on the statute books, he's the one defending the traditional way of doing things.

Gail: I'm usually the one defending the president, but I don't think you can attribute this to his passion for debt control.

The overlap is ironic, because, for fifty years, Rorem and Carter have been considered polar opposites in American music, the one defending tonality and the other rejecting it.

The "step by step" approach is the one defended by Mr. Gore in countless speeches.

However, Shea's position is stronger than the one defended here; he claims that reward signals are meta-representational, whereas in the current account the error information needs not be representational (which would require an infinite regress of evaluation subsystems for reward signals to make them representational).

Lawyers pay less in malpractice than doctors because lawyers are usually the ones defending the doctor when they have a malpractice case on their hands.

The protesters, Mr. Mokbel argued, are the ones defending the rule of law, standing up for their right to peaceful expression.

Some writers found him difficult to deal with, but generally mainstream writers are the ones defending him, promoting his case.