用“in defence of”造句大全，in defence of造句
Is there any man unwilling to fight in defence of his country?
The weasel is a timid animal but will fight like a tiger in defence of its young.
Burdened with the weight of the "two appraisals", you don't speak out in defence of the masses of intellectuals, and you are likely to stumble in your work.
Men and women, young and old, guarded the positions night and day and shed their last drop of blood in defence of the Paris Commune.
Except as regards its natural prey the weasel is a timid animal but will fight like a tiger in defence of its young.
Of royal descent and also a successful merchant, Solon had recently distinguished himself by recapturing the island of Salamis from the Megarians, and his sharp political verse in defence of the poor had enhanced his popular appeal.
For partial resistance is a step forward from non-resistance, and to a certain extent it is revolutionary in character and is a war in defence of the motherland.
He spoke in defence of a disciplined approach.
What points can be raised in defence of this argument?
We should pay tribute to soldiers died in defence of our country.
Their latest salvo in defence of Greece on July 21st produced some favourable initial reports, but the bang has faded.
Based on the viewpoint of biomechanics and anatomy, we expound the essentials of basical erect posture and slide moving in defence of basketball training.
Schlink, who is also a lecturer in law, writes with an alert sense for moral ambiguities, yet he also makes an impassioned stand in defence of the redemptive power of love. Philip Oltermann
Using wing-backs Mattia de Sciglio and Alessandro Florenzi to brilliant effect, they were the more potent attacking team until they withdrew in defence of their lead in the final stages.
She is tenacious in defence of her rights.
They responded at once and rose as one man in defence of their motherland.
For only by fighting in defence of the motherland can we defeat the aggressors and achieve national liberation.
They would not only enjoy automatic regulatory approval, but could also file for an injunction to block rival bids in defence of their indigenous treaty rights.
As the following antithetical couplet goes: The hero has given his life in defence of his beloved motherland/The land has taken on new lustre by the presence of the martyr.
He said so in defence of his own violation of etiquette.
Their general objective is to thwart us in our task of armed resistance in defence of the motherland and to accomplish their aggressive plan for subjugating China.
Pope Benedict's Easter Mass celebrated in the rain-swept st Peter's Square began with a surprise speech in defence of the pontiff by cardinal Angelo Sodano, a senior Vatican cardinal.
They fought to the last ditch in defence of freedom and of the interests of the people.
And given the rotten state of the Doha round of trade talks, a show of teeth in defence of a rules-based trading system is more useful than ever.
When their king said this, none of the gods dared to say a word in defence of mankind.
He gave his life in defence of his country.
An unenviable task, then, for the American diplomats who face the task of arguing back in defence of old-fashioned libertarianism.
To die in defence of her virtue
