Sentences with phrase «defend against eye»
While working in the Kantorow laboratory, her research efforts were focused on understanding protective mechanisms that defend against eye disease.
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Moses taught retaliation and retribution - «An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth, a life for a life — but Jesus teaches his disciples to practice nonresistance by enduring wrongs that others inflict on them rather than defending themselves against evildoers.
BREAKING NEWS: Diego coasta defend himself against FA Charge, «am only protecting koscielny eyes from the sun»
Burnley is no easy team for sure we need to have eyes at the back of our heads as the have good attackers but also they defend in good numbers and in an organized manner the key would be our pace and accuracy most goals scored against them are from outside of the box bar the selmani goals for Leicester
A close relative of Triceratops, this new dinosaur species had sharp horns on its nose and over its eyes to defend against predators like Tyrannosaurus rex, and an ornate frill behind its head, most likely for sexual display.
On this week's Dropout Nation Podcast, RiShawn Biddle casts a gimlet eye on the lawsuit filed by traditionalists in Florida against a school choice program and explains why reformers must fight zealously to defend and expand options for all of our children.
Jordan, you say, «ABS proponents see the opportunity for improved access to justice, enhanced quality of legal services, and a stronger legal profession better able to defend itself against inevitable attacks to its ethical integrity from outside forces (pro tip: keep an eye on the state).
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Contempt often gets expressed in the midst of an intense argument in a last ditch effort to win, but it can also become a rather chronic attitude that defends against deeply held resentment of not feeling valued or good enough in the eyes of one's partner.
In Robert Siciliano's eyes, no one is ever truly prepared to defend themselves against an attacker.