Examples of using Defying in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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The Queen of Katwe is an inspirational real-life story about one young girl defying all odds.
the US dollar skyrocketed, defying investors' expectations.
they take great pleasure in defying public opinion
Facebook has shut down one of its AI systems after chatbots started speaking in their own language defying the codes provided.
there are also unarmed people defying those militants that you don't hear about,
Conversely, some feminists embrace drag as a skewering of traditional gender roles, defying the social norms of male
it was moderately successful company from a small country, defying already firmly standing on their feet the infrastructure,
referendum held on Sept. 25, defying the central government in Baghdad as well as neighboring Turkey
He also earned a nomination for Album Of The Year for Defying Gravity and shares a nomination with Brad Paisley for Music Video Of The Year for"Start A Band".
whose actions have proved can jeopardise the institution through an excess of authority… defying parliament's authority
may exercise his absolute freedom, first by defying the laws and ultimately by defying freedom itself and by clamouring for a tyrant[4].
PDVSA, Venezuela's state-run energy company, managed to keep oil exports at around 1 million barrels per day, defying U.S. sanctions
while at the same time defying a corrupt sheriff
afraid of violating a government-decreed ceiling price or of defying a competitor ready to resort to violent revenge.
Facebook has shut down one of its AI systems after chatbots started speaking in their own language defying the codes provided.
afraid of violating a government-decreed ceiling price or of defying a competitor ready to resort to violent revenge.
The British parliamentary vote in 2013 against participation in any military effort to penalize Syrian President Bashar al-Assad for defying explicit warnings not to use chemical weapons in his country's civil war was surely related to the view that military intervention in Iraq had been a mistake.
The British parliamentary vote in 2013 against participation in any military effort to penalise Syrian President Bashar al-Assad for defying explicit warnings not to use chemical weapons in his country′s civil war was surely related to the view that military intervention in Iraq had been a mistake.
To cast Riefenstahl in the role of the individualist-artist, defying philistine bureaucrats
the Dutch entered the race of exploration after learning of these exploits, defying the Iberian monopoly on maritime trade by searching for new routes,