Sentences with phrase «to come to one's defense»

Remember, many parents naturally come to the defense of their child and may have a difficult time believing their child is engaging in any type of bullying behavior.

That's been the log line about millennials for quite some time, though many media sites have come to their defense in recent years.

Personal liability protection also comes to your defense if you are found liable for damage to someone else's property when you are away from home.

Its liability coverage comes to your defense if the unexpected should occur and a visitor gets injured at your home.

Sometimes it is more powerful if someone in your community comes to your defense.

Actual atheists have come to my defense on this subject before.

Some will immediately come to the defense of the church and say that I'm painting with a wide brush.

I know they'll be plenty on here to quickly come to his defense, but what's the breaking point?

She was shaken after the organizer tried to physically push her out (I am still shaking as I write this) but her boyfriend came to her defense.

PC idiots all trying to look tolerant, coming to the defense of someone who holds your own views in utter contempt.

You can add a great deal of value to your renters policy by making sure to include adequate liability protection to come to your defense in times of need.

As Wilson befriends a genuine RC enthusiast Denny (a wondrously unaffected Jack Kehler), his new friend's understanding of Wilson's needs — particularly when coming to his defense at a Louisiana hobbyists» convention disrupted by the demented Wilson — functions as the film's spiritual and emotional centre.

Jake Butt, who came to the defense of Jim Harbaugh after Paul Finebaum called Jim Harbaugh a «cartoon character,» retweeted several SEC fans giving him a hard time with his tweet.

He's among the finest explanations we've had thus far of why the Left can't seem to muster a compelling resistance: in the face of all this outrage and insult, under the weight of almost four decades of poisoned passion, the voices of our best intentions find themselves tongue - tied and thunderstruck, sick on smack with their heads against a toilet — as slow in coming to our defense as the punchline that serves as this picture's surprisingly understated grace note.

However, Democrats did not come to the defense of ARM and just as enthusiastically supported the need for a new roadmap.

After Brandon Browner and others came to the defense of Butler, Butler posted a statement on his Twitter and Instagram thanking Robert Kraft and the Patriots» coaches for his four years in New England:

Close Republican allies of House Speaker Paul Ryan and Arizona Sen. John McCain are coming to their defense after Trump handed the two veteran GOP figures an extraordinary political snub by declining to endorse them in their primary elections this year.

As anyone who followed the story of Willie Soon's failures to disclose conflicts of interest knows, nobody came to his defense more rabidly than the Heartland Institute.

What matters is that Jesus comes to her defense and turns the tables on her accusers — they are equally guilty of adultry, either in their lust for her naked vulnerability or in their perversion of the law, using the law, in their attempt to trap Jesus, for injustice.

A new study by Bank of America entitled Better Money Habits Millennial Report recently came to the defense of the generation when it reported that:

While overwhelmingly Democratic African - American voters have received considerable attention from Clinton during the campaign, black leaders refused to reciprocate by coming to her defense when she and her husband came under attack, the source charged.

Liability coverage on your policy comes to your defense if someone sues you because they thought you caused them injury or property damage, and will both defend you and pay for the loss.

She later thank her fans for their support, tweeting: «Before I go to sleep I want to thank everyone for coming to my defense today.

Richard comes to her defense — to a degree, anyway — but Jen threatens to tell his wife about their affair once he refuses to let her leave.

2) It's a picture of what we would do when God's ultimate representative would come (what we deserve) & what he would do for us... Jesus was the greater Elisha, who was taken outside the city, wrongly mocked — and yet no one came to his defense.

Jewish members of Trump's administration remained largely silent after the president came to the defense of nationalist and right - wing protesters in Charlottesville, Va., who had chanted anti-Semitic slogans and demeaned the president's Jewish son - in - law, Jared Kushner.

Mayor Bill de Blasio on Tuesday again came to the defense of New York City Housing Authority Chair Shola Olatoye who had falsely certified that lead - paint inspections had been conducted...

49ers cornerback Richard Sherman came to the defense of Reid during his introductory press conference with the team in March, arguing that Reid deserves a contract for playing like one of the top 10 safeties in the NFL.

Notwithstanding Kardashian West's affinity for mom - related controversy, devoted Kardashian disciples still came to her defense.

When critics have questioned whether upstarts like Snap or Spotify can take on Facebook and Apple, Tencent has come to their defense behind the front lines and strengthened their odds.

On Sunday, Film director Spike Lee came to the defense of Kaepernick, posting an Instagram in which he said the lack of interest in Kaepernick is «fishy.»

Empathic people put other people first and make sure to come to their defense whenever necessary.

Time will tell, as some of her fans have already come to her defense while others continue the outrage at her insincerity.

He cultivated a relationship with Uber co-founder Travis Kalanick and publicly came to his defense when he was ousted as chief executive officer and sued by another investor.

(Though it is non-union workers at issue here, the United Mine Workers of America came to their defense anyway.)

Then when Alice and Tiggy come to my defense you state: «Tiggy and preacherlady, you consistently hold fishon up as a great defender of what he believes, but you are blind to the fact that I generally ignore his beliefs and comment only on his attitude.»

I, for one, reject this BS from either side and will not tolerate it and I will always come to the defense of those the few wish to belittle and degrade.

Allegedly, the cop verbally attacked a fellow student of Christian's for walking on his lawn and Christian came to her defense.

Not only has Jourdan Lewis come to the defense of the No. 1 RB recruit, but Jim Harbaugh dropped a message for fans tweeting recruits over Twitter.

Again, Rice's representation came to his defense, saying, «neither Ray nor myself will try this case in the media,» but acknowledged that the footage released by TMZ did, indeed, depict the couple.

A mini-brawl broke out too as the Devils came to the defense of their goaltender against an ex-teammate in Rupp.

Nutt's wife came to his defense in a blog post, and Nutt promised the correspondence was professional in nature.

After one Gators fan sent the following tweet in Eubank's direction (many believed the four - star would pick Florida), Asiasi came to the defense of his future teammate in Ann Arbor.

First, Nashville mayor Megan Barry came to the defense of Jake Waddell, the Predators fan who was arrested and charged after fulfilling his team's tradition in an opponent's arena:

Samuel Umtiti has been left out of the squad to get a rest, so Javier Mascherano will come to the defense alongside Gerard Piqué.