Sentence examples for barely protested from inspiring English sources
When Israel started bombing Gaza, he barely protested.
It is not clear that Republican office holders, who have barely protested the president's fact-free denunciations of the F.B.I. and his own Justice Department, would challenge his defiance of an inconvenient judicial order.
He barely protested, other than a raised arm and a quizzical stare at the referee, when a later shot struck the upper arm of the defender Cristian Molinaro on the goal line.
After all the preparations for violent outbursts and repeated entreaties from pastors for calm, people here did not riot — and barely protested — in these days after the acquittal late Saturday of George Zimmerman, the man whose deadly encounter with an unarmed black teenager, Trayvon Martin, brought the city infamy almost a year and a half ago.
(Consider that Americans barely protested at the news that President Bush had authorized government agents to secretly listen in on our phone calls and read our emails).
She and Elijah manage to talk things out, and she barely protests when Hannah says that Elijah and his friends are most definitely staying for the dinner she cooked for four.
It jams Voice of America's broadcasts, and the Clinton Administration barely protests.
That he barely bothered to protest the deportation of Jews from the Roman ghetto within sight of the Vatican is eloquent enough.
The ban then expired in 2004 with barely a protest as Democrats remained skittish about the issue.
Then his government —without his knowledge, he protested — announced new construction in East Jerusalem barely 24 hours into Mr. Biden's visit last week.
