indefensible

The report is indefensible from a legal point of view.

If there is such an action, that would be indefensible.

A second reason, he said, was that it is indefensible not to try.

Even when you know full well that it's absolutely indefensible.

She'd just put him on the spot, in an indefensible position.

By all accounts, it was an almost indefensible position to hold.

That has led to a a bizarre and indefensible result.

"Doing it once and for all, especially at that age, is indefensible practice," he said.

In our time, political speech and writing are largely the defense of the indefensible.

Indeed, from any rational point of view the building is completely indefensible.

"What's indefensible to me is not to give people a choice," he added.

Madam President, the situation in the field of justice is indefensible.

On the other hand it most certainly was my job to prevent indefensible cuts.

It was an indefensible act that I am deeply sorry for.

The committee's refusal to release the information is just as indefensible.

A rather indefensible position for someone who lectures others on "personal responsibility."

China's record on human rights and tolerance of political opposition is indefensible.

Used in a loose and quite indefensible meaning of the term.

Defending the indefensible can be sustained for only so long.

What we heard, however, was more of the same, and attempts at defending the indefensible.

I, and many others, believe this exemption is totally indefensible.

"The ones done before have used really indefensible questions and sampling techniques."

Attacks against religious communities are always indefensible everywhere they take place.

But the edges, the areas with most room between homes or other buildings, had been indefensible.

Charity is the power of defending that which we know to be indefensible.