Sentence examples for constantly protested from inspiring English sources
"We have constantly protested the existence of such punishments in our penal code.
Nor does he sound like one, constantly protesting his bafflement at the surge in popularity that followed the release of his second album, 2012's 2. "I was like, what the fuck?" he said, on discovering that one of his UK shows had sold out: anyone requiring confirmation of his low commercial expectations might note that the venue in question was a basement in east London with a capacity of 250.
It seems with every passing quarter, cloud giant Salesforce.com makes fools out of value investors who constantly protest the company's business while screaming the word "expensive" at every turn to describe the company's stock.
Local authorities and the state constantly protest that they are striving in the interests of children, but reading these stories and looking at the record on databases one really wonders if authority is in fact more interested in control over children and parents than promoting consistent policies of reasonable care.
"She thought people here were constantly fighting and protesting, and she wanted me to continue my studies in Denmark.
If, on the other hand, your son protests constantly that he's "fine", but you clearly witness that he's having trouble getting out of bed in the morning, his friends are no longer calling, and he's lost interest in what used to give him pleasure, this well may be an actual depression.
"They speak elaborately about themselves, constantly pressing the point, protesting too much.
