defy造句

It is a way to defy our obscurity.

Its processes (such as they are) defy automation.

Those few who defy the conventional wisdom are ignored.

In the mobile world we have devices that require us to defy those practices.

"The first time I go, they always defy you," she said.

The ambassadors will not defy her wishes if she demands that sanctions remain.

If you defy the(aw,you may find yourself in prison.

But as we've recently learned, you can defy the laws of financial gravity for only so long.

It led him to support foxhunting and to resume smoking in old age, just to defy the ban.

Rarely did he raise his voice to anyone, and never did he argue with his wife or defy her wishes.

Without knowledge of the social prejudices attached to Subei people, their lowly position in Shanghai's labor force would defy understanding.

At a dramatic midnight conclave, the country's Supreme Court judges gave credence to rumours that Mr Zardari planned to sack them and vowed to defy him.

Now Sieger, 34, a research associate ata Houston-based biomedical research firm, has turned to the Atkinsdiet, a weight-loss program that seems to defy nutritional wisdom.

But that would require strong Japanese leaders, able both to defy nationalists and protectionist farmers at home and to offer evidence of repentance abroad.

And these texts almost defy interpretation by a modern person, unless you have guidance from a historian and expert like moi.

The question now is whether Mr. Kan, a plain-spoken former civic activist, can further defy precedent by lasting more than a year in office.

Indeed, those recalcitrant minor key songs that defy generalization about the link between tonality and mood may tell us something more important about music than the ones that conform.

Yes, those ¨Brighton Belles" and ¨Brighton Queens" left that innocent foolish world of theirs--to sail into the inferno, to defy bombs, shells, magnetic mines, torpedoes, machine-gun fire--to rescur our soldiers.

And by hosting Mr Obama along with the other G8 leaders, Mr Sarkozy wants to show that, yes, he can defy the polls to win re-election next year.