Sentence examples for be protested that from inspiring English sources

That general picture is surely right, though it can be protested that Homer's singling out of individuals may be just literary spotlighting and that the masses played a respectably large part in the fighting described in the epics.

It made be protested that this reaction is available only to believers, and hence that this approach to the problem of evil begs the question.

It might be protested that for someone to believe I will so decide is only to believe p will become true at the appointed time — i.e., at the time of my decision.

They had been protesting that basic human needs should have been given precedence over a costly Games, during which some 10,000 soldiers were deployed – all disguised as Boy Scouts.

There should also be over 6 hours of footage of Alana Belle, every second and every moment that she was protesting that day.

Soon the girls on the block were protesting that spin on the familiar double standard.

Oluwale was protesting that he didn't want to go back there again.

For the last five months some of the detainees are protesting that they spent six years there.

Now he is protesting that an educational-testing company, in paraphrasing his story, changed "eggplant" to "pineapple".

Nationalists said they were protesting that the killer, who has still not been publicly identified or found, was enjoying impunity.

Tibetan exiles had been protesting that the train would unleash a flood of Chinese immigrants and destroy their environment and culture.