Sentence examples similar to much protested from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, there's a little bit too much protesting.

Benacassim Festival in 1995 marked their final live performance, until now, despite much protesting from fans.

After much protesting by antiwar activists and internal discussion among faculty and administrators, MIT decided in 1970 to divest itself of the laboratory.

There wasn't much protesting taking place either.

He said there was not much protest because "everybody knows who they are anyway".

But last October the ICC, after much protest, swerved back to 14 teams.

After enduring much protest, PolitiFact Australia revised the ruling to "half true".

Never before has there been so much protest regarding out-of-competition testing.

The policy provoked much protest but was eventually perceived as successful, and Ronald Reagan reappointed Volcker.

Strangely, it works, perhaps because it's so visually arresting that the ear soon gives up without much protest.

This autumn's green paper, proposing the expansion of grammar schools and selective education, has provoked much protest.