Sentence examples for uncommon defense from inspiring English sources

At Columbia, Davis and her colleagues had felt a powerful sense of hope and possibility at the prospect of a Clinton Presidency — particularly after Clinton, in the final debate, delivered a heartfelt, uncommon defense of reproductive freedom.

In an uncommon move by her defense team, the 32-year-old was put on the stand to prove her innocence in a case full of violence, sex, betrayal and lies dating back to 2008.

What was uncommon, however, was Wakefield's defense of her captor at his military tribunal.

But his enthusiastically received speech omitted the gruesome description of terrorist crimes that was the leitmotif of the conference, and made uncommon use of the word "defense".

In long-running financial investigations it is not uncommon for prosecutors to contact defense lawyers for individuals before filing charges to offer them a chance to cooperate or take a plea, these lawyer said.

Still, it's uncommon to see a Cover 2 defense be done in by poor secondary play; it's a zone scheme that naturally lifts much of the burden off defensive backs.

The presence of multiple functional variants of traits involved in activities such as feeding, reproduction, or the defense against predators is relatively uncommon within animal species.

As much as this man's views resonate with ideas of America's decline from a more virtuous age, his defense of self-discipline was decidedly uncommon among our respondents.

In the years previous, Pannell had honed an unusual skill set, as comfortable behind a defense as in front of it, with uncommon vision and strength, muscled and compact and shifty.

It was not uncommon for late-season NBA games to feature little defense.

Professor Joh said it was unclear how many DNA samples the police took surreptitiously each year, but several defense lawyers in New York said it was relatively uncommon here.