Sentence examples for especially protective of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Stuart is especially protective of the town.

Shoe designers are especially protective of those elements.

If that seems extreme, it is perhaps not surprising that Mitchell is especially protective of Cambridge.

She said she has always been "especially protective" of radio's move into a multi-platform medium.

One party is especially protective of America -- guarding us against all enemies, vigilant in defending us militarily.

And although he would on principle return them to the lake, he feels especially protective of these fish.

I was feeling particularly protective of Eamon.

The party at this time was basically conservative and agrarian-oriented, opposing the interests of big business (especially protective tariffs) and favouring cheap-money policies, which were aimed at maintaining low interest rates.

And while paying people to "bang" in public may not seem especially wholesome or protective of Roger Goodell's sacred "Shield," Gronk's ship was not made to be a family-friendly event... save for playing Family Feud (and the option for guests to bring children).

GPs especially felt very protective of their patients' privacy and had little confidence in digital record keeping: I have no trust whatsoever in that it [electronic patient record] won't be used for anything but patient purposes.

Getting to know you has made me feel very protective of you, especially since I have two college-aged daughters myself.