Sentence examples for all protested that from inspiring English sources

Walker and the other parties who were the subjects of the John Doe investigation have all protested that they were unfairly accused of legal violations.

We all protested that we don't particularly like it when men pull that elevator stunt — hospital elevators tend to be packed, and the best thing to do if you're near the door is get out promptly — but we had to admit we thought our adolescent sons should know the drill.

The Americans protested that like all Englishmen they had rights to "no taxation without representation".

"The mother of all protests" – that's what Venezuela's opposition movement called an enormous march last week, in which over a million citizens took to the streets to "defend the homeland" against President Nicolás Maduro's increasingly authoritarian regime.

I knew about many cases where patients ended up protesting that doctors made them waste money" (Gabo).

Do you protest that reduction of military forces and of weapons procurement would result in widespread unemployment and recession?

As a millennial, I have the privilege of being familiar with all the protests that have come before, but only in a history class.

For about 12 months I tracked all the protests that were happening in the world, which were almost weekly from 2011 2012.

Mr Milosevic, after all, has always protested that his motives were noble.

Not at all, said Desmond, who protested that the media had given "disproportionate attention" to his salary.

In a paper published a few years ago, "Deeper Into Bullshit," G. A. Cohen, a fellow of All Souls College, Oxford, protested that Frankfurt excludes an entire category of bullshit: the kind that appears in academic works.