defenceless造句

The village is defenceless against attack.

This was a savage attack on a defenceless young girl.

Look at you, lying there, defenceless and alone.

Humiliating these defenceless civilians is a real loss of conscience.

Not only are they dumb and dirty, sheep are utterly defenceless.

This was a defenceless man, an innocent victim. It has had devastating repercussions for his family.

Being defenceless has brought about many evils, and being despised is one of them.

Slave owners in Salacia were attracted to the defenceless people who had long been enslaved by the Snivians.

It’s not meant to be a grand new doctrine or policy, they insist, rather a modest “strategy” for protecting the defenceless.

Her advisers are working to persuade potential rebels that its rejection would leave Brazil defenceless in the face of global economic turmoil by making any fiscal retrenchment impossible.

Although seemingly defenceless, it is capable of simply flinging itself from its perch, curling up into a ball and bouncing off boulders and down steep slopes to safety.

Once impregnable, they are now defenceless against the thousands of tourists who swarm here each year to relax on the plethora of beaches and marvel at the imposing fortresses.

Dom Cobb (Leonardo DiCaprio) is a dream snatcher. He's an industrial spy, who steals secrets when his victims are at their most defenceless: when they are asleep, and dreaming.