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Sentence Examples As a statement of defiance, it was more effective than insulting a head of state. Sin is the estrangement between God and humans instigated by human defiance or abnegation. She took a small bowlful of cherries in defiance of the usual selection the women made of crackers spread thinly with jam. Despite initial defiance, the travellers appear to have left of their own accord. I see the people of England united in a fierce detestation and defiance of the views and acts of Prussian Junkerism. Twenty-five thousand people, armed to the teeth, were ranging the city in utter and ruthless defiance of law and righteousness. Some questioned whether Tarkin's methods were merely bids to aggrandize his own status, in defiance of the Emperor's ultimate goal. He said nothing, but the tight set of his jaw made it quite clear that he did not approve of what he considered direct defiance of his wishes. This defiance is surely what appealed to the Glasgow students who voted him rector. Nkosi explained that Sisulu was the invisible power behind Mandela's successful defiance of the oppressive apartheid regime. For one state to push its own foreign policy in contradiction, and even defiance, of the federal government is a new phenomenon. Aerin glared defiance at him, but beneath that defiant facade, Cole detected fear. This final act of defiance precipitated a lockdown of the entire Texas state prison system. Other workers have saluted and respected their determination and defiance, and blame Labour for the intransigence of the employers. They stand out a mile, and their final act of defiance is appallingly preposterous and embarrassing. He criticised martial law but warned of bloodshed and civil war, counselling patience rather than defiance. She complained about the country's lax security and lauded John Kerry for his defiance of the President. Lighting up showed defiance, depression, anti-social or self-destructive behaviour, humour and, in at least one case, great irony. But on both occasions the bans were met with extremely successful defiance. She didn't hear the footsteps madly raging towards her, or the ferocious bellow of defiance that should have greeted her ears. Show More Sentences Soldiers bellyache all the time, but only a minority turn complaint into defiance. When the demystified word can be read clearly, our defiance becomes the first step toward freedom. Disaffected from school, he was getting into trouble for defiance and misbehavior in and out of school. He was angry, while the organisers made plain their unhappiness at what they saw as a petulant show of defiance. The characteristic feature of monopoly prices is the monopolist's defiance of the wishes of the consumers. We have only ourselves to blame for letting the politicians give away power, in defiance of our constitutional rights. Grasping the solidified handle in a tight two-handed grip, she held her weapon in front of herself, glaring at her opponent in unveiled defiance. Do not quench it by foolish unbelief and sinful defiance of our loving Saviour. In early 1861, underground resistance and open defiance were rampant in that state. There is a fine echo about these words, which keeps bombilating round and round in the head with utter defiance of sense and progress. Many a push battle was called in the dark, to the cry of 'Give 'em Bondi!', a memorial echo of defiance. An uncomfortable silence fell over the room and Andy quietly sat, her chin lifted in mute defiance, as her mother and stepfather stared at her. Blair's defiance is possible only because of the unprincipled character of the opposition he faces. A fortnight on from his now infamous defiance of the smoking ban, our own John Deasy remains as unrepentant as he has been from day one. His is a story of a remarkable, unyielding spirit and uncompromisingly fierce defiance. The follow up chases hot on its heels with more brassy and in-your-face lyrics of defiance and determination. How can such brazen defiance of health and safety regulations be tolerated? In lyrics often borrowed from popular culture they speak of defiance and resistance. Behind him, the virescent beast crouched as if about to leap again, bellowing defiance and raising clenched fists that were as big as hams. There was defiance in the air as huntsmen and women toasted the last legal York and Ainsty South hunt with stirrup cups of port. Show More Sentences It is hard to dismiss the image of him at the opening of the parliament last May taking the oath with his fist clenched, a study in defiance. The man is hunched over, bent by the difficulties in his life, but his expression is resolute to the point of defiance. The lead story of every court session has been his demeanor, his defiance, his imperiousness. He says that powerful conservative interests want him punished because he's a figurehead for defiance of authority. Ours must be that first painful step of open and courageous defiance against an arrogant and insolent tyranny. His decision instead to publish on the eve of polling day is a small but clear signal of defiance. Not content with continuing to sing both old roles and new in defiance of his 62 years, Domingo is preparing to embark on another new project. She hadn't felt hungry before, but her stomach quaked in defiance to its emptiness as her eyes touched the fruit's flawless red flesh. After 12 years of defiance, he refused to comply with the demands of the free world. He was very close to me, and I straightened my back, meeting his smouldering gaze full on in pure defiance. The story stands in defiance of cynics who don't believe you can find your soul mate by placing an advert on the web. His wife dying, his children scattered, he has paid a dear price for his act of defiance. Theirs is a harmless daydream, an ultimately mild gesture of defiance against conformity. This is in defiance of a government order that Tommy should be investigated for evading the law. The next day, a larger number of vendors swarmed the square in defiance of the authorities. Any structures erected in defiance of this law would be demolished, he warned. Some 5,000 caravans are thought to be on green field or protected land in defiance of planning laws. The workers acted in defiance of a Labor Ministry order for mandatory conciliation. This growing support for the protests has come in defiance of Germany's official trade unions. I clamped them together around the brim of my hat, as if in defiance of them being taken. Show More Sentences Still the sight of Cassandra's tears forced her to continue in defiance of the facts. For one fleeting moment the world has acted together in defiance of the group, whose isolation is now exposed for all to see. The numbers of settlements and settlers continue to increase in defiance of the law. Any who fail are to be considered in defiance of This Council and dealt with accordingly. It was a work created in defiance of official notions of good taste and Soviet political correctness. School boards outside Toronto are also edging toward budgeting in defiance of provincial laws. The rally proceeded in defiance of threats of legal action by the government and a massive police presence. In a way, her acts of Promethean defiance find affinity with her father's actions. The moment of explicit defiance of command authority came most often at railway depots or other embarkation points. The depredators were, however, stunned with the courageous defiance by the Queen's soldiers. Only two years later Charles I was executed and his son proclaimed Charles II by the Scots in defiance of the English. Through my defiance, and stupid ways, here was I in a duello, and my legs not come to their strength yet, and my arms as limp as a herring. His mood ranged from nervousness and exasperation to contempt and defiance even anger. A DRINK-DRIVER has escaped jail for taking to the road on an errand of mercy in defiance of a driving ban. Parents also describe their children as having an extreme degree of grandiose defiance, refusing to comply with authority at home or at school. When the masses contact the government anywhere in this anocracy their belief in the government further erodes fueling anger and defiance. He was in shorts, like one of the errant schoolboys he used to chastise, clutching a sheaf of papers, or hastily-composed homework, shaking his general defiance. As an expression of community solidarity, and as a cathartic public moment of defiance in the face of the threat of personal loss, it is a powerful symbol. As with heritage, life histories become coherent and credible only by invention, often in defiance of known fact. They persuade us not as vero but ben trovato. Their defiance sparked a huge wave of international solidarity that saw English dockers blacking Irish goods and collections taken in workplaces across Britain. Show More Sentences I find his defiance of organized religion thought-provoking and inspiring. In a striking display of defiance, the frilled lizard opens its mouth, causing its frill, which usually lies flat against its neck, to flare out menacingly. Yet, it was at the hill of Tara that St. Patrick lit the first Paschal fire in 433, which local high king Laoighire regarded as defiance against his pagan gods. Their authority is fundamentally illegitimate to begin with, meaning defiance carries no moral ambiguity, even if the physical consequences for the defier are deadly. Indeed, the language used in defiance of these anti-discrimination laws takes on the language of victimization. The dissident has said he aims to run for president against 24-year incumbent, although the president clapped him in jail for a lesser act of defiance only a few years ago. The art of survival in the shatterbelt has depended most often not upon proud defiance, but artful compromise, not upon bold initiatives, but measured small steps. Even this seemingly conciliatory gesture was in fact an act of defiance. The economy in Aleppo barely exists, and the attitude of those who remain hovers somewhere between defiance and defeat. Zaharchenko on Friday night projected defiance rather than bravado, no doubt buoyed by the Moscow-sent materiel and fighters. She buries her brother, even though this act of defiance will assure her doom. The burqa, like beards for men, has become a declaration of defiance and rejection of all things Western. You could manifest the qualities of oppositional defiance as early as three or four, I guess. The waking of the wood may mean that the slumbrous dream was not real anyway, that daytime reality has now supervened, replacing defiance with pleasant companionship. She replied stubbornly and cocked her chin slightly in defiance. What competent judge in the world would tolerate such open displays of defiance? Her eyes turned to Beatrice and locked in defiance of her former mistress. However their deceit conceals not so much defiance and ineptitude as fear. I saw straight in front of me a khor with rocks on either side filled with a dense mass of Dervishes packed around three flags, yelling defiance at us. His gestures and movements are excessively self-aware in postures of cool and defiance, and for this very reason betray the emotions and vulnerability beneath. Show More Sentences Police need to uncross their arms that are folded in defiance and defensiveness across their chests. Another 10 slaves threw themselves overboard in a display of defiance at the inhumanity. She had just shot her arrow at an electric force field, an apparently society-changing act of defiance. I broke away from Andrew suddenly, in a liberating gesture of defiance. So, we founded A is For, an organization that uses the scarlet letter A as an instantly recognizable symbol of defiance and unity. The two leaders had earlier led a march of hundreds of demonstrators in defiance of a government ban on protest rallies or gatherings of more than four people. Rebels and villagers stare out from the psychedelic images with unfiltered defiance. The biggest complaint, a problem the U.S. has been pushing to address, is forced overtime in defiance of what is, on paper, a liberal Cambodian labor law. In an act of defiance he cut of his Coleta that marked them apart. Yes, their littleness, the little publicity that they receive, are a kind of defiance to the epoch in which all that counts is measured in big figures. Both groups have persisted in open defiance of international efforts to encourage the return of those expelled and the reconstruction of their sacral heritage. They follow with the titular track from that album, leaping about the stage like crazed teenagers and thrusting their arms into the air in gestures of defiance. The mainstream Tupac musical holler If Ya Hear Me is, in some ways, an act of defiance for the poet-actor-musician Saul Williams. Beyond it great beams of light lit up the depths of Glen Loyne and somewhere down below, red deer stags roared defiance at each other across the glen. Instead, her defiance of emergency rule has been carefully calibrated. Today, Americans have adopted the Stars and Stripes not so much as a symbol of defiance against an aggressor but as an emblem for their grief and mourning for what happened. Nor would the Virgin Queen oblige by naming a successor, but left her ministers to do it in defiance of English laws and at some risk to themselves. He wanted me to know the sort of country I was living in and what was going on around me, in defiance of the chronically mendacious official propaganda. In defiance of their trade unions, the workers were striking for improved working conditions and the release of a co-worker arrested for campaigning for a hartal. Freedom, unless it gets squandered in the name of fear or defiance, will endure long after this fragile, rootless hate campaign has burned itself to ashes. Show More Sentences As the Queen's Guard played the national anthem I had expected puffed-out chests, hands on hearts and the proud defiance you normally associate with The Star Spangled Banner. A Supreme Court decision was met, and balked, with utter defiance. He thus strikes a posture of defiance, an antishame posture that is one of the most popular ways of combating shame in Melville's characters. This last feature, in defiance of the law of heat naturally going up, is designed to prevent dust ingression and its blocking of heat emission. Their defiance led to the death of Philip Jacobs, also known as Oker, a bookie aged 53 from Whitechapel. Coming from a writer peering with wonder and defiance into the crepuscule of life, it's a delight that readers should savor. For Ayatollah Khamenei, China is a model to avoid and its journey from defiance to pragmatism a path to resist. Instead, Woodroof smuggled unapproved drugs into America in defiance of his physician. If people show their defiance to the diktats of the Water Service it will cost the Water Service thousands of pounds in postage bills. Mancunians have shown their defiance in the face of terror after a suicide bomber killed 22 people in the city on Monday night. In 1532, Henry VIII was preparing to repudiate Catherine of Aragon and marry Anne Boleyn, in defiance of the pope. For unknown reasons, Liddell changed his mind overnight and permitted Dodgson to remain at the college in defiance of the rules. King Edward was enraged by such defiance, making hostilities between the kingdoms inevitable. After this defiance, Alexander Gordon, 3rd Earl of Huntly, was granted Torquil's lands. Despite being excommunicated for his defiance, Owain steadfastly refused to put Cristin aside. In early 1990s Albania, protestors waved leeks in defiance of the Communists whose policies had virtually reduced many to this staple. The League of Nations, established at the end of World War I, was unable to act in the face of the Japanese defiance. In defiance Priscillian was ordained to the priesthood and appointed Bishop of Avila. The same demand were sent to Bohemond of Antioch who chose not to fight them instead of defiance. In 1569, the Morisco Revolt broke out in the southern province of Granada in defiance of attempts to suppress Moorish customs. Show More Sentences France placing herself in that door assumes to us the attitude of defiance. He despised being away from the rest of the student body and would occasionally act out in defiance by smarting off or by being uncooperative. So we've done work on defense based on noncooperation and defiance, what we call civilian-based defense. Ohanian tells his fascinating success story with youthful optimism, forthrightness and a dash of defiance. Traits expressed by younger generations should not be confused with defiance and troublemaking. The monkey seemed to be sticking his tongue out at me in defiance. He is a ballerina in bovver boots, a West End impresario with East End World War Two defiance. A TOXTETH community devastated by the 1981 riots held a street market in defiance at plans to bulldoze homes. But Sophia's mother was not the woman to brook defiance. After a few moments' vain remonstrance her husband complied. Oh, could I see as then That figure of defiance, as he stood, Isled in a hush, in all his goodlihood, Superb, majestical, a man of men! Warfare is a condition in which there is more greed and more grievance, more deterrence and more defiance. By his hubristic defiance of time, Dorian wanders into an infrahuman realm where he is at the mercy of pitiless daemonic agents. To her frustration, he made little progress and returned to England in defiance of her orders. The name RAISE TWO comes from a gesture of defiance dating back to the Hundred Years' War when French soldiers cut off the bow fingers of English archers. For seventy years, the papacy remained there, and even after the return to Rome, those in defiance of the papacy such as the antipopes, called Avignon their home. Issues such as drug use, attachment disorder, promiscuity, aggression, and defiance can create a barrage of overwhelming and stressful emotions in a family. By 1469, Warwick had formed an alliance with Edward's jealous and treacherous brother George, who married Isabel Neville in defiance of Edward's wishes in Calais. After the execution of her kinswoman Julia Drusi Caesaris by Claudius and Messalina, remained in mourning for forty years in open, and unpunished, defiance of the emperor. Frederick's acceptance of the Bohemian crown in defiance of the emperor marked the beginning of the turmoil that would develop into the Thirty Years' War. Robinson's second-half strike earned the Bluebirds a 2-1 win against high-fliers Sheffield United on Saturday and it was enough to have him roaring defiance. Show More Sentences After the recent shooting in Tucson, gun-grabbers have come out of the woodwork clamoring for stricter gun control in open defiance of the Constitution. All these acts of defiance could be attributed to decolonization. Xerxes whipped the Sea, and writ a cartell of defiance to the hill Athos. Margaret, after some initial defiance, surrendered at Stirling in August. In 1839, the General Assembly suspended seven ministers from Strathbogie for proceeding with an induction in Marnoch in defiance of Assembly orders. This defiance was not a fit of pique, but a matter of principle. Becket's defiance as Archbishop alienated the king and his counsellors. Examples from Classical Literature She ate as well as spoke in a hurried manner, and as if in defiance of her feelings. Katherine was pinning the Gibson girl to the wall, in bold defiance of the matron's known views on that subject. Then he tossed his head proudly, and blared a great trumpet-note of defiance. Then saddleback, the bold and swift, walked openly toward the Sheep and barked a loud defiance. And here his voice grew louder and harsher, and with a ring of defiance in it. The question is, Cortland, what are we going to do in answer to this defiance? And as she spoke Naomi looked up, and sent her manager to the rightabout with a single stare of contempt and defiance. In defiance of every Indian idea of propriety, Shute soon began to interrupt him with questions and remarks. I was astonished at his conduct, and still cannot understand what end he imagined would be served by this ataxic defiance. Sternberg received them with composure, Martinitz and Slawata with defiance. Jupiter punished his defiance by setting him on fire with lightning on the scaling ladder, and he was burnt to death. Roddy told them he was indemnified by the Chief, and he would go on in defiance of all they could do. His head was thrown back as if in defiance, and above it rose a single red feather twined in the scalp lock. The wicked rodent growled out something in broken rattish, and retired to his hole, out of which he shook his tail in defiance. It was plain to be seen that the audience was pleased with latour's defiance. He said it lifelessly, and with no defiance in his eyes, stating only a wearisome fact. For, be it remembered, there was civil war on the Ohio long before Fort Sumter belched its defiance to secessionism. He flung back his head, and there was defiance in every line of his clear-cut face. And therewith Duncan Galbraith martially cocked his hat, and placed it on one side of his head with an air of defiance. Legends are told of Robin's scorned defiance of the laws, but they are intangible and unauthentic. Show More Sentences He was mollified, too, by the defiance of menials and quick submission to himself. Here and there one, at the cost and in defiance of the rest, rises into unwarped shape or unstained clearness. There was no ruddiness in his face, the lips of which were pressed together in defiance of a cruel and credulous world. Once clear of the valley the man openly wore his shirt, a fine loose garment of electric blue, in defiance of the Sultan's edict. Conscience's face had taken on the glow of something like Amazonian defiance. There was an odd expression of defiance overlaid with fear on his pudgy features. And then there was a defiance about his nostrils that showed he was undefeated. The whitethroat sings with crest erect, and attitudes of warning and defiance. For every whoop of the Hurons, the Iroquois give an angry yell of defiance. But the act of the Lancashire workfolk was done in cold blood, and in defiance of every natural impulse. We heard of many more letters of defiance than of peacemaking and friendship. Anger, defiance, pride and possessiveness supply the motives of their songs. It was the first act of hostility and defiance, and it showed that the king was parting with his feuillant friends. How they flit about, imps of evil as they are, and sound their horn of defiance in our ear! Applehead's sunburnt mustache bristled like the whiskers of compadre when he was snarling defiance at the little black dog. The first look that they gave at the upper world was a glare of wrath and defiance. But why waste a thought on Minora at Easter, the real beginning of the year in defiance of calendars. He could show his credentials at a moment's notice with proud defiance. The spirit ennobled can bid defiance to any amount of corporeal pain. There was a note of anticipative defiance in the young voice as she spoke. Show More Sentences They set the battle in array, they uttered cries of defiance. It was an odd defiance, a tugboat's challenge to a German battle line. Every man watching knew what the seiner was about, in defiance of the law. Above rings a barbarous cry, in defiance of common time and rhythm. She puts into her pocket more than a third of the profits, in defiance of my most arduous exertions to prevent her. But no occasion arose for either defiance or cross-examination. And afar off a curlew called, and a grouse crowed in defiance. He looked again at the damning evidence and his defiance broke. The heralds returned with an answer of defiance from the hill boys. Back and forth over the battle field flew countless birds of gorgeous plumage, squawking their hoarse cries of rage and defiance. Set in the 13th century, the focus is on Templar knight Marshall who holes up in Rochester Castle in Kent in defiance of John who lays siege. The doomsman had ridden in cool defiance up to the very walls of the keep. I said it was, and done in defiance and by elusion of the law. And every hour his soul grew blacker, every hour he dreamed new dreams of vengeance, of defiance, of raging, frenzied hate. We've witnessed millions of messages of defiance on social media, candlelit vigils and the Marseillaise ringing out across the globe. She has garrisoned a castle, and hurled defiance at the ruler of the land. On a pattern like this, by daylight, there is a lack of sequence, a defiance of law, that is a constant irritant to a normal mind. Their bare teeth, their short heads, and upturned nostrils give them the most ludicrous self-confident air of defiance imaginable. Shaftesbury met the king's defiance with as bold a defiance of his own. Disposing these articles about him in skilful manner, he bestowed a parting defiance on Mrs. Show More Sentences The place swarmed with myriads of mosquitoes, which, with their stings and their music, set all sleep at defiance. But these forces increase as we go higher, so that we have a spiral which in defiance of reason rests upon the apex and not on the base. The girl raised her chin and the old defiance was in her tearful gaze. The transfiguration then was the divine defiance of the coming darkness. Calmly she unwrapped it, her chin tilted in bellicose defiance. Alas for the power of elderly ladies to keep off neuritis by defiance! Suddenly out of my despair and my defiance a New Thought came to me. It is a salad that vies with Cleopatra in its defiance to custom. Inside, the guard was snoring in defiance of the pother o'er his head. Hoover, who was forty-five, fat, flush and foolish.Hoover, loudly breathing defiance to Miss Longnecker. When does it become relevant to ask whether a person is, was, or will be capable of procreating in defiance of any rule against it? This ill-timed defiance might have procured for De Bracy a volley of arrows, but for the hasty and imperative interference of the outlaw Chief. And reck'n'st thou thy self with Spirits of Heav'n, Hell-doomd, and breath'st defiance here and scorn, Where I reign King, and to enrage thee more, Thy King and Lord? But they evinced not the timidity of the scared flock there were dark brows of defiance, and looks which menaced the hostility they dared not to proffer in words. In defiance of my entreaties, and of the entreaties of his wife, he tore up, in our presence, the will which provided for Michael's share in the paternal inheritance. It was not a reckless manner, the manner in which he said these words aloud under the fast-sailing clouds, nor was it more expressive of negligence than defiance. In the second place, my brother-in-law's face was so inveterately and completely ugly as to set every artifice of pictorial improvement at flat defiance. They are all mounted, and set at defiance those of Captain Mignon. Casting a scowl of defiance at the pictured face, he scrawled on the paper, in characters that betokened it a deed of desperation, the name of Thomas Hutchinson. Amid these cries, the citizens ran along faster and faster, cocking their muskets, brandishing their hatchets, and looking death and defiance in all directions. Show More Sentences Still the same fierce, implacable defiance towards human society! The Indian answered this bold defiance by a ghastly smile, that showed an unaltered purpose, while he motioned her away, as if to close the conference forever. And having delivered her defiance all on one breath, Meg cast away her pinafore and precipitately left the field to bemoan herself in her own room. Find more words! 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What is the opposite of defiance? Words that rhyme with defiance What is the plural of defiance? What is the adverb for defiance? What is the adjective for defiance? What is the noun for defiance? Translations for defiance Use our Sentence Generator Nearby Words defervescence defer to defers deferring deferreth deferred Defiance defiant defiantly defib defibrillate defibrillated 8-letter Words Starting With d de def defi defia defian defianc