Sentence examples for protestant to from inspiring English sources
He was the second Protestant to hold the office (the first was Douglas Hyde, 1938 45).
Adding a Protestant to the court, he said, would not bring an important element to its discussions.
The Protestant ethic is so deeply engrained in our culture you don't need to be Protestant to embody it.
On the other hand, Cromwell felt that there should be freedom for "all species of protestant" to gather if they wished into religious assemblies outside the national church.
The signers belong to a broad range of denominations and teach at universities that run from the liberal Catholic and Protestant to the conservative evangelical.
Vermeer's marriage to Catharina in 1653 was manifestly one of love, a Protestant to a Catholic and against both families' wishes.
Frankly, something's a little off in Huntington's use of the term "Anglo-Protestant" to describe American culture.
His motive was to attract German Protestants to the Roman Catholic church by removing Protestant fears of the papacy.
The English were not just the ancient oppressor; they were Protestants to boot.
As a world leader, you also give leadership to Protestants, to Jews and Muslims.
He visited England six times, mainly to encourage the emigration of upper-working-class Protestants to Australia.
