Sentence examples for protested it as from inspiring English sources

Fat rights advocates protested it as discrimination: If the fitness class was that important to student health, shouldn't everyone take it?

Last November, a Victoria's Secret ad campaign featuring the tag line "The Perfect Body" over a lineup of models fomented a firestorm: close to 30,000 people, mostly women, protested it as promoting unhealthy body image.

The law was furiously contested by Republican lawmakers, who protested it as an encroachment on states' rights and the very principles of federalism.

(An "Allah" pendant was removed from the "Dark Horse" music video in February after petitioners protested it as a "portrayal of blasphemy").

Yet, when youth stirs itself to protest, it is as likely to be abhorred as applauded.

Much as she protests, it's clear from the way Osgood writes that the disease still excites her.

"The fact that I was a woman had something to do with it," Mrs. Roukema protested as recently as last month.

Goldman is adamantly protesting its innocence, as it did in a Bloomberg Business Week cover story recently and in Lloyd Blankfein's letter to shareholders as chairman.

In a statement obtained by CNN, the company said it respected the nuns' right to protest as long as it didn't interfere with the project.

It makes its points not through dialectic but through dark comedy, and endorses direct action while admitting that: "We support the right to protest as long as it doesn't change anything".

Then TPB protested, as it does all the time, saying that it had no idea about the court case to begin with, so it couldn't make a proper defense, etc.