Sentence examples for forefront of protestant from inspiring English sources

When the Troubles began seriously – with the civil rights marches of October 1968, then the first deaths in 1969 – Paisley was always at the forefront of Protestant, unionist, loyalist opinion – chiefly working class.

A Protestant Christian at the forefront of the protests is 17-year-old Joshua Wong.

The Grip of Orthodoxy Here in southwestern Russia, the Belgorod region, traditionally a stronghold of Russian Orthodoxy, has been at the forefront of the anti-Protestant campaign.

Here in southwestern Russia, the Belgorod region, traditionally a stronghold of Russian Orthodoxy, has been at the forefront of the anti-Protestant campaign.

The sense of Protestant guilt was awesome.

It was controversial but ultimately the right choice to place at the heart of the story a man who came from a Protestant background like my own but who as the MP for Derry had a constituent vote that was almost exclusively Catholic and who was at the forefront of the predominantly nationalist civil rights protest.

About one in four Brazilians are now thought to belong to evangelical Protestant congregations, and Pentecostals like Mr. Malafaia are at the forefront of this growth.

Liberal Protestant and Catholics as well as Reform Jews were at the forefront of the campaign to combat the blight found in urban America.

"I conclude there was collusion in both murders and the circumstances surrounding them," he wrote of the murder of Finucane and Brian Lambert, a Protestant mistakenly targeted in 1987.Finucane, 38 at the time of his murder, had been at the forefront of arguing that suspects detained under anti-terror legislation were being held in conditions that violated their human rights.

"We're at the forefront of knowledge".

Laarman is at the forefront of this.