Sentence examples for which she defends from inspiring English sources

Given the tenacity with which she defends her craft, it is perhaps unsurprising that most documentary practitioners like and admire Moore.

She responded with an open letter in which she defends the film, and hazards that it is a testament to Catholicism that she has retained her faith.

Kat is fiercely devoted to her work as a trainer — and to the studio itself, which she defends from the outset (chasing down, while running, a driver who happens to be a Power 4 Life client behind on her payments).

Ms. Butler delivers an especially wrenching "There Are Worse Things I Could Do," in which she defends going with "a boy or two" as long as she is a kind and honest person.

Cooke now holds junior women's world titles at three diverse disciplines: the road race, which she defends on Friday, the cross-country mountain bike race, and the time-trial.

As Angharad Morgan, O'Hara has mostly to look beautifully lovelorn during her abortive romance with the pipe-smoking preacher Pidgeon, but has a fine scene with him in which she defends a single mother from attack.

American lawyer and politician who broke several gender and racial barriers during her career, in which she defended the rights of others for equal opportunity.

That policy, which she defended as law school dean and again this week, barred official campus recruiting by the military because it discriminates against gay men and lesbians.

On Monday, Reuters obtained a copy of Ms. Lagarde's response, in which she defended her demands as neither protectionist nor discriminatory.

And yet Rustamova, rather than her students, wrote many of the sexually charged passages, including the Mr. Gay UK line, which she defended this week.

Ms. Phelan, 25, worked as a correspondent for both networks in Libya last year, where she earned the hatred of opposition activists for a series of reports in which she defended the Qaddafi government.