Sentence examples for great protests from inspiring English sources

Over the patient's great protests, he was admitted to the hospital.

This is the sixth successive season that Villa have flirted with the drop, which may explain why there were no great protests at full time.

Has Moore never seen the great protests "Our Position No Tuition" or the recent "Million Student March" across our country earlier this year?

The small action rippled through the country with explosive momentum until only a month later 1,000,000 people gathered for one of the great protests of all time.

In 1994 a value-added tax on goods and services was introduced amid great protest.

Like all great protest songs, it's wonderfully easy to play.

I don't think EMI ever realised it was one of the great protest songs.

The poem might almost be a prototype for Dylan Thomas's several great protest-poems against death and mourning.

Reports of the "God is great" protest chant have come in from Tehran, Isfahan, Shiraz and Rasht.

They were one of the great protest bands but it was never the gurning, spittle-in-your-face confrontational stance that some bands take.

There were no great protest pieces composed against her social policies, no orchestral anthems to trade-union solidarity or cantatas railing against the evils of privatisation.