Sentence examples for will be defying from inspiring English sources

If AOL manages the same, it will be defying the conventional wisdom.

Lightning decides to stop the ritual, though Cid warns her that she will be defying Bhunivelze's will.

Sabina (who did not want her last name used for fear of receiving harassment) is one of the women who will be defying the law Wednesday.

Even though Corbyn is allowing a free vote, Labour MPs will still be defying their party's official position if they back Cameron's motion.

It may be true, as Francis Bacon observed, that age will not be defied, but that doesn't mean we're prepared to yield to its advance either.

Instead, he will stay where he is, defying all logic as he remains impossibly hard to hit season after season even as the years and his innings pitched continue to mount.

If they do what some regulators want, it appears they will be directly defying other regulators.

The rush to pass this measure to avoid fall election entanglements is evidence that Congressional representatives are aware that they are defying the will of the public.

I don't place much stock in talk of "mandates," but Mr. Obama did win re-election with a populist campaign, so he can plausibly claim that Republicans are defying the will of the American people.

The Republican leader, Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, lashed out at Democrats in his closing speech, charging that they were defying the will of the American people, and that Mr. Obama was breaking numerous campaign promises.

In that wake, Democrats gutted the Baucus bill to win the graces of Olympia Snowe — a Republican senator from a state with half the population of Brooklyn, a senator who is defying the will of her own constituents.