Sentence examples for was particularly defensive from inspiring English sources

This time, on Monday night, the Chelsea goalkeeper took out Watford's Gerard Deulofeu, and after the 4-1 defeat Courtois was particularly defensive.

It's easy to see why parents are particularly defensive about the idea of seemingly naked images of their children being seen by strangers.

Of course, this narrowness wouldn't have been a problem if Chelsea weren't deploying such conservative full-backs: Branislav Ivanovic is a converted centre-back who has been particularly defensive this season, having been exposed when pushing up the pitch earlier in the campaign, while right-footed César Azpilicueta overlaps when possible down the left, but doesn't offer a serious crossing threat.

And as someone who has family members and friends who are HIV positive, I am particularly defensive over people's perceptions of HIV.

The results support our general impression from casual observations that Trigona species are particularly defensive and even suicidal.

That was particularly true on the defensive end, where even in his 19th and final season Duncan remained one of the elite defensive players in the sport.

And Khristich was particularly concerned about his defensive areas.

Chorasmia's defensive architecture was particularly notable.

The Arsenal manager was particularly pleased to have increased defensive confidence.

Both struggled against the energetic, forceful Eagles defensive tackles (Mike Patterson was particularly impactful).

Fullback Spencer Larsen did not get great movement as a lead-blocker, and the Broncos offensive line as a whole had trouble displacing Tennessee's low-leveraged defensive tackles (Shaun Smith was particularly impressive).