Sentence examples for protestant with from inspiring English sources

About four-fifths of the population is Protestant, with a Roman Catholic minority in the state's western part.

Religious affiliations in the state are overwhelmingly Christian and predominantly Protestant, with large groups of Baptists and Methodists.

Some of Montaigne's siblings became Protestant, with no evident disruption to the family — even during the St . Bartholomews Day massacres of 1572, when thirty thousand French Calvinists died.

Augusta Gregory, née Persse, was born in 1852, 13 years before Yeats, and brought up in the grand family house at Roxborough to be unquestionably Protestant, "with much Bible reading and devotion to duty".

When I was moving into my quarters at a New England boarding school in 1954, my new roommate asked, "Do you mind that I'm Jewish?" As a small-town, white Protestant with almost no exposure to America's diversity and its problems, I was stunned by the question.

On the day before Germany invaded Poland, Bowen, a red-haired Anglo-Irish Protestant with the body of a greyhound and the face of a Holbein, was cozily snuggled up with the Roman Catholic Republican writer Sean O'Faolain in her London home.

He also concluded alliances with the German Protestant princes, with Lorraine, and with the Swiss.

Eventually Emperor Rudolf II granted official recognition to Bohemia's Protestants with his Letter of Majesty (1609).

Many Catholics pronounce the letter "h" differently to Protestants, with an aspiration influenced by the Irish language.

He was born in Cork into a middle-class Protestant family (this is important - not the great landowning Protestants with their flagstones of guilt weighing them down).

Each party organized an army and allied itself with foreign powers, the Protestants with France and Bohemia, the Catholics with Spain.