apologist

September massacres then find, not their apologist, but their eulogist.

It is difficult to discover in it any grounds upon which an apologist may build.

The relieved poet now had the floor as an apologist for his discourteous parrot.

It was Thursday, the one day of the week when Paradise needed no apologist.

She is an apologist of sublime lewdness, of emancipated human caninity.

He is her apologist, but always with a certain reserve of private judgment.

"Indra assuredly was free from that sin, for he is a god," says the Indian apologist.

Cecilia was thinking that he tempted her to be the apologist of even such a letter.

The loyal girl found herself in the position of an apologist.

He regards Malthus as an apologist for an unjust inequality.