Sentence examples for while he defended from inspiring English sources
While he defended his own honour, he would have delighted in showing any kindness in his power to his bitterest foe; and in emulation of that spirit the preceding pages have been penned.
Charles became emperor in 875 and two years later left Louis as regent while he defended Italy for Pope John VIII. Louis was elected king of the West Franks in December 877.
While he defended the decision to place the boys with foster parents in their 60s, he admitted that children's services had not known that the boys' violent and drunken father lived nearby in Edlington.
But while he defended some of his actions, like his vote in 1986 against freedom for Nelson Mandela, he seemed to back away from his votes opposing action against "cop-killer" bullets and plastic guns.
While he defended the former US secretary of state herself as being an excellent candidate, he accused her senior advisers of giving poor advice about how best to woo his community, leading in his view to the disaster of election night in which national exit polls suggested Donald Trump secured 29% of the Hispanic vote.
"There is nothing complicated about supporting our troops in combat," said Mr Bush.While he defended his assertiveness, however, Mr Bush offered no new plans in foreign policy.
He drinks Scotch and she drinks tea; she criticizes American writers, while he defends them.
While he defends the right of any writer to tackle America's tragedy, Pletzinger admits that he "worried" about including it.
For a few harried seconds, the goalkeeper adjusts the wall's positioning from behind: theoretically using the wall to block one half of the goal while he defends the other.
While he defends his votes, Mr. Shuler, a formidable fund-raiser and campaigner, says a voting record is not as big a factor in elections as a strong presence in the district.
And yet his presence there offers one possibility of a small contribution to one part of a solution: arrest him, arraign him for human rights crimes, lock him up in the Netherlands while trial pends, and while he defends his glowing record of humane administration of justice, internal peace, and economic progress, poor struggling Zimbabwe might be able to find its feet again.
