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But a statement by a man to an interviewer is felt as indefensibly vulgar.

Want to know what to say when you're indefensibly late or when you've just blurted out something really stupid?

Thirteen years is an indefensibly long changeover period.

Many who supported desegregation saw Wallace's speech as "indefensibly racist and demagogic".

By then, Egypt was a Christian country which now rejected much of its heritage as indefensibly pagan.

"And therefore, indefensibly, to a machine culture.

They sent back a note, he says, that called the review "morally reprehensible, intellectually dishonest and indefensibly nasty."

Maybe there is a point at which what you're saying becomes so indefensibly absurd that it meets up round the other side and becomes sensible?

Not merely frivolous but indefensibly irresponsible.

Some of these differences are important - for example, Mr. Leach would, indefensibly, insulate insurance agents from competition by banks.

Based upon misunderstood and unresolved phenomena and applied with indefensibly faulty techniques, et cetera.

The steep cliff-like "grades" of earlier research assessment exercises (RAE) were indefensibly crude.

He looked indefensibly ridiculous in a bright lemon blazer, brown beltless slacks, shiny white loafers and no socks.

To say that any art movement after Pop Art is not notable is to possess an indefensibly hostile attitude toward the future of art.

It's indefensibly corny, but we banged through Winslow, Ariz., on a Sunday afternoon, playing the Eagles at woofer-busting levels.

Bin Laden's death underscores the question of why we go on losing young men and women daily in the defense of an indefensibly corrupt government in Kabul.

Rather, they favored a $100 million pilot program that would only go forward if Congress appropriated extra money for food aid, which they say is indefensibly short of money.

This silence was unfortunate, as it left users with no good way to avoid the problem: given the potential to run up substantial bills, this was indefensibly irresponsible of Microsoft.

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But as Sir Roy McNulty's report earlier this year made clear - and as most have long believed - the cost of rail is indefensibly and unsustainably high.

Mr. Reynolds remains best known for the 1995 debacle "Waterworld" and has directed a handful of features since, most recently the indefensibly diverting "Count of Monte Cristo."

Instead, they partly rely on it, while arguing vehemently - and fairly convincingly - that contemporary European and Arab discourse on the Middle East is indefensibly unbalanced against Israel.

It clearly stretches the legislative role to withhold or delay confirmation if a senator objects to a nominee on ideological grounds -an abuse repeatedly and indefensibly indulged by Senator Jesse Helms.

Even the Greek Cypriot press criticized Glafcos Clerides, the head of the Greek Cypriot administration, as acting "indefensibly irresponsible" (Cyprus Mail, Aug. 13).

Drug Free Australia has shown that the 2003 and 2008 MSIC evaluators indefensibly failed to factor the vastly elevated number of overdoses in the centre into their calculations of lives saved.