Defiant in a sentence

That usually doesn’t happen, but it usually starts to move in that defiant thing, the defiant section of criminal trespass.

A defiant Mr Sunak used his speech to defend the decision, after weeks of speculation following revelations by this newspaper, claiming it showed he was the strong leader Britain needed.

After a defiant on the road against the University of Southern California last week, the Utes must face the No. 8 Ducks to preserve their unbeaten streak at home.

After news that actors would strike at midnight in solidarity with their writer comrades, union president Fran Drescher’s SAG speech at the press conference on July 13 2023 was impassioned and defiant.

Always defiant, banana yellow.

As David leaves, the Ukrainians are defiant; but their resistance is hanging by a thread.

As the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine marked a year, President of the war-torn nation Volodymyr Zelensky in a defiant statement said that “this is a year of our invincibility, this will be the year of our victory”.

Backed by an army of musicians, she exuded a take-charge presence: Her outfit was commanding — a floor-length black duster, thigh-high boots, a jewel-encrusted bra and a black miniskirt — and her gesticulations were defiant and confident.

But forced to wait six balls, the 40-year-old’s latest attempt was met with a stout forward defensive from Daryl Mitchell amid a commendably defiant – if futile – 57 not out.

But Menendez was defiant in a statement issued Friday evening: "It is not lost on me how quickly some are rushing to judge a Latino and push him out of his seat.

China staged major military exercises in August last year, seen as a trial run for an invasion after a defiant visit of solidarity to Taipei by then House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who at the time was second in line to the White House.

Despite being tied up and having a knife to her throat though, Ellie remains defiant and warns Jordan that nobody can stand between her and her revenge.

Despite it being deemed rude or offensive in certain contexts, even some of the most civil-tongued among us may find cathartic or defiant pleasure in using profanity every now and then.

Doyle said the success of Cymru reaching the football World Cup, when some players gave interviews in Welsh and the defiant Welsh-language folk song (Still Here) became one of the sounds of the tournament, had helped promote Cymraeg.

Earlier in the day, Mr Prigozhin defended his actions in a defiant audio statement.

Except for one last, defiant, and extremely on-brand Giorgia Meloni, thing to say.

Foy plays the defiant Salome, a mother advocating that the women stand their ground.

Fueled by an unsettling discovery that makes their mission all the more urgent, the Defiant crew come face to face with the god killer.

Gradually, and then suddenly, the Soviet Union dissolved into its constituent parts, with a defiant Russian President Boris Yeltsin atop a tank and all those hammers and sickles discarded along the streets of Moscow.

Hasan Bitmez, 53, crumbled to the floor after a defiant speech at the General Assembly Hall in Ankara, The Turkish capital, on Tuesday.