apologist

Converse of object

• become: We must never condone or become apologists for acts of terrorism.
• have: Yet, it had apologists all over the world.
• say: Every country has its customs, say native apologists, and one of the most decisive customs of Samoa ensures the immunity of women.
• do: Do great apologists like C S Lewis write fantasy literature?

Converse of subject

Adjective modifier

• Nazi: Comment by Paul Burgin | 24 February 2006 at 9:06 pm # So you would equate Nazi apologists with scientists!
• Catholic: The usual response of Catholic apologists is to repeatedly assert that 2 Timothy 3 does not teach sufficiency.
• religious: Moreover, religious apologists try to have it both ways.

Possessives

• trope: Ah, yes -- the ' apologists ' trope.

Preposition: of

• capitalism: For the best part of three generations, the apologists of capitalism vented their spleen against the Soviet Union.

Preposition: for

• capitalism: Apologists for capitalism argued that Enron was a ' one-off ' - an unfortunate slip of the regulators that was unlikely to happen again.
• terrorism: However her days as an English MP and apologist for Irish Republican terrorism must stop she must be forced to choose which she is.
• Christianity: Josh McDowell, a well-known apologist for Christianity, was approached by a salesman for the Great Books of the Western World series.
• regime: But the Anglican bishop is prominent apologist for the regime, so his cathedral would not do this.
• war: May/June 2003 Imperialism and Tyranny Left apologists for war forget liberation, says Gerad Killoran.