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1
Make no mistake, getting in a car drunk is utterly ,
utterly
indefensible
.
2
There is nothing like a plaintive retort when your case is
utterly
indefensible
.
3
The video footage speaks for itself and puts her in an
utterly
indefensible
position.
4
This was, as the club's former midfielder Jamie Redknapp pointed out post-match,
utterly
indefensible
.
5
Limerick had at first been abandoned by the French under Lauzan, as
utterly
indefensible
.
6
It is an unmitigated evil,
utterly
indefensible
in the light of philosophy, religion or good sense.
7
Some will argue there's context to the decision, but on the surface it seems
utterly
indefensible
.
8
To a mind accustomed to the idea of unity in nature, such a proposition appears
utterly
indefensible
.
9
This bill was
utterly
indefensible
on principle.
10
The idea of making the question of impeachment a matter of party discipline was
utterly
indefensible
and preposterous.
11
She said: This is
utterly
indefensible
.
12
The anomaly,
utterly
indefensible
in itself, had grown up so slowly that the public accepted it-nay ,evendefended it.
13
Now he would be a brave man who would undertake to defend the
utterly
indefensible
literature of the past.
14
The affair, indeed, seems to have been
utterly
indefensible
,
and must ever remain a foul blot upon Spanish honor.
15
The execution of Mary Stuart because she was a Catholic, or because she excited fear or jealousy, is
utterly
indefensible
.
16
Why is it that gigantic wrongs flourish from age to age, and practices
utterly
indefensible
are continued with the overwhelming sanction of society?
utterly
indefensible
utterly