Sentence examples for violent defense of from inspiring English sources

This inspired the Cristero Rebellion (1926 29), in which communities rose up in violent defense of the church without the support of the bishops.

Once self-interest was blessed, there arose a capitalist ideology justifying the limitless accumulation of wealth, and in response to it a socialist ideology justifying the violent defense of class interests.

From the example of John Brown he concludes that "violent defense of race and culture is justified" in five circumstances, including "when it is simple imminent physical defense of self or others in response to an attack passed primarily or solely on affiliation".

It is not easy to practice, especially when the adversary is aroused to a bitter and violent defense of an injustice which he believes to be just.

And since Teabaggers and the Republican Party are essentially synonymous, patriotism is now being defined as the violent defense of their utopian vision of a conservative America from the influence of non-whites (especially the president), gays, and the scourge of shared responsibility.

"I don't know if this division has ever seen a violent defense," Scott said of the American Football Conference East.

Cornerback Dave Thomas said: "I think it's one of the reasons we've become a more violent defense.

It therefore necessitated vigilant and often violent defense.

The world gathered in Paris defying the threat of another violent attack in defense of life.

"Seth has been asked and required to do very violent things in defense of his country," Captain Tiffner wrote.

"Non-violent defense", Walzer suggests, "is no defense at all against tyrants or conquerors ready to adopt such measures".