Sentence examples for could have protested from inspiring English sources

She could have protested in other ways that wouldn't insult veterans.

I could have protested her decision, but I knew that I would merely be seen as playing to type, following the same pushy emotional script my family has heard so many times before.

Girardi could have protested the call during the game because it involved an interpretation of the ground rules, but he did not because he said he had faith that DeMuth knew the rules.

He couldn't have protested if he'd been alive, buried, as he was, in rubble and raw garbage.

"Couldn't they have protested in the morning before work?

Campaigners have protested and warned this move could put lives at risk.

Some have protested.

They have protested.

"How could I!" she had protested, laughing almost, when Broughton had asked if she would show herself to him.

The Kremlin, aware that the Russian language's retreat could reduce its influence, has protested restrictive language laws in its neighbors, including Estonia.

Our own Government has for ten years shared this view, and refusing to take a hand in the work of making a peaceful world, has protested that armaments could be reduced without concerted effort to establish and maintain peace.