Sentence examples for ultimate shield from inspiring English sources

Since Mao Zedong rode to victory in a revolutionary war, the country's Communist leaders have regarded an utterly loyal military as the ultimate shield of their political power.

Flintoff is hoping those rules are his ultimate shield – yet getting into a ring with a referee in some ways takes more courage than fighting in the street because the antagonists do not get to run away.

As if this were not enough, it was at Livermore that Teller initiated work on Excalibur, the space-based laser which he sold to President Reagan as the ultimate shield against missile attack, and which many authoritative critics believed was nothing more than a wasteful fantasy.

You're not a misogynist if your hero is Ayn Rand, and Ayn Rand is the ultimate shield and sword for the kind of arguments regularly entered into by the kind of man who worships Ayn Rand.

The network comprised shell companies whose ultimate owners were shielded by the secrecy laws of the offshore jurisdictions where they were registered, including the British Virgin Islands, Belize and the Seychelles.

— could anything be more blighting to the finer instincts?" He went on, "The ultimate result of shielding men from the effects of folly, is to fill the world with fools".

Being kind by proxy!—could anything be more blighting to the finer instincts?" He went on, "The ultimate result of shielding men from the effects of folly, is to fill the world with fools".

In an essay entitled "State Tampering with Money and Banks, Herbert Spencerr, a British philosopher, said that "the ultimate result of shielding man from the effects of folly is to people the world with fools".The Bank of England seemed to be heading down this path in early September, when its governor, Mervyn King, warned against "ex post insurance for risky behaviour".

The author approvingly quotes a British philosopher, Herbert Spencer, who said that "the ultimate result of shielding men from the effects of folly is to fill the world with fools".Mr Das has a keen eye for an anecdote, and the early chapters give the reader plenty of chances to chuckle at the hubris he reveals.

'The ultimate effect of shielding men from the effects of their folly is to fill the world with fools'.

And while he spends his days providing a roof over their heads –- and food on their plates –- in his heart, this hero always knows that his ultimate role is to shield his progeny from pain, and stop at nothing to make sure their dreams come true.