Sentence examples for protest very much from inspiring English sources

We don't protest very much.

No one's protested very much over Richard Desmond's takeover of Channel Five.

Today, Batebi is still a symbol - though, in contrast to those intoxicating 1999 student protests, very much a hidden one.

I spent a lot of time in Eastern Europe as protests very much like these were overthrowing the Soviet empire.

In Australia, your rights at a protest depend very much on what state or territory you're in.

The protests are very much peaceful; largely people are having political issues which have to be addressed one way or another".

I just as graciously declined, pulled off my protest — thank you very much — and graduated on June 4 , 1981

While the Malheur occupiers are mostly in custody awaiting trial, the ideals that fuelled their protest are still very much at large.

In the past, the protest poster was very much about a term or a series of words, which they hoped a journalist would pick up to use in the newspapers, a kind of tagline if you like.

The protest vote stays very much in the background.

Protest votes are very much up for grabs again.