Sentence examples for make no protest from inspiring English sources

Having, years ago as a BBC producer, had to reduce politicians' verbosity to the time available, I make no protest.

If anybody I knew and loved wants the $30,000 or any part of it and is in need of it, I make no protest.

Griselda makes no protest.

The Clinton administration made no protest.

But Thailand's government made no protest at the time and used the French maps as their own, according to a judgment by the International Court of Justice in 1962.

As the veteran defender sat on the turf with a resigned expression on his face, he made no protest over the decision by the referee Steve Bennett.

As early as November, 1945, plaintiff learned of defendant; it drew a credit report and had one of its attorneys visit defendant's quarters, then two small rooms; plaintiff made no protest.

He contended it was the first time he was informed of the payments, yet in the conversation he made no protest, showed no surprise and indicated familiarity with some details of the pay‐off scheme.

O'Sullivan is not the sort to go running to an authority figure and he made no protest, although he broke the skin on his forehead with a scratch of frustration, feigned sleep and asked a spectator the time.

He made no protest about the decision and there was a slight jump into the challenge, but there was perhaps an element of misfortune as his studs skidded over the ball and into the base of Digne's knee.

Johnston made no protest at the time and seemingly acquiesced in the orders of the commander-in‑chief, but he was of the same opinion still.