Sentence examples for fervent protests from inspiring English sources

Despite his fervent protests, Gates spent the next several hours in a jail cell.

But the scrapping of the deal could restart some of the fervent protests previously seen in Tasmania's forests.

Ellen DeGeneres, right, will not tape two editions of her syndicated show in New York next week, ending the prospect of especially fervent protests from striking members of the Writers Guild of America.

The long-awaited shareholder vote Wednesday dragged out into a tumultuous seven-hour meeting, marred by allegations of vote-rigging and fervent protests by minority investors.

In Fortaleza, the warm and friendly beach-side city, I encountered an immense pride at hosting this tournament even if it also played host to some of the most fervent protests.

I suspect that a majority of the most fervent protests are originating in those parts of the nation where the black population is the smallest, and where blacks hold few positions of power.

This seems to be a moment of fervent protest movements that are ultimately vague and ineffectual.

But that plan met with fervent protest from residents of Brooklyn and Queens and was never instituted.

The movie is both an implicit protest against the blindness of power and an equally fervent protest against the acquiescence of men and women who are too weak or too compromised to stand up for themselves — that is, most people.

Though fervent antinuclear protests across the country have kept all but two of Japan's 50 reactors off line, Mr. Abe is betting that Japan's silent majority will condone a return to nuclear to help bolster the economy.

The first is that in its fervent desire to protest the wrongful convictions of the teenagers for the rape of Meili, the book is blurry on the question of what role they may (or may not) have played in the attacks on several others in the park that evening, including John Loughlin, another jogger.