Sentence examples for protestant of from inspiring English sources

Harry's family was Protestant, of the servant class, and had come up in the world.

So might those who suspected the queen (who had refused to attend Charles's coronation because the service was Protestant) of using her husband to bring Catholicism to Britain.

We were both children of doctors — mine an orthopedic surgeon and lapsed Protestant of Scottish ancestry, his a cardiac surgeon who had emigrated from Pakistan 50 years ago.

King William (Cliff Burnett) minces about in a wig in an entirely unsuitable way for this most stern and Protestant of monarchs; the members of Parliament have their noses in a trough and waggle their rumps.

An Anglo-Irish Protestant of means, Synge spent time on the remote Aran Islands, which inspired him to identify the west of Ireland as a site of authentic Irishness.

Moreover, Scalia wrote, there is "not a single evangelical Christian (a group that comprises about one quarter of Americans), or even a Protestant of any denomination" on the Court.

The orthodox protestant way-of-life differs greatly from this, however.

After this came the conflicts of the Protestant reformation, of succession and of royal marriage contracts.

Writer met Arthur Lichtenberger, presiding Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church of the United States of America, Pres. of the National Council of the Protestant Episcopal Church, Pres. of the Domestic & Foreign Missionary Soc. of the Protestant Episcopal Church, and Chairman of the Church's House of Bishops.

The son of the Protestant vicar of Samaden, Jenatsch became vicar of Scharans in 1617.

Agassiz was the son of the Protestant pastor of Motier, a village on the shore of Lake Morat, Switzerland.