Sentence examples for protested its from inspiring English sources

Objections to the series, which was developed by Joel Surnow, the bluntly conservative co-creator of "24," started appearing more than a year ago, when several Kennedy historians and insiders protested its existence — before it actually did exist, or had even been cast.

A huge, six-story, 32-unit condominium development in the area called El Caracol was so intrusive that Mr. Vidargas and his group, Basta Ya (enough already), protested its groundbreaking and got it delayed and redesigned somewhat from its "Mexico City modern" facade to something a bit more colonial.

Mr Dutton's offsider took considerable umbrage with it and most strongly protested its presence on the socials.

But it has also found itself under fire from a growing list of interest groups, schools of thought and entire nations that have protested its message (as they see it), its morals (as they interpret them) and its philosophy (assuming it has one).

"Depiction is not endorsement," Ms. Bigelow has said several times, a line that was echoed by Amy Pascal, the co-chairman of Sony Pictures Entertainment, which released the film and also defended it after voting members of the Academy protested its Oscar nominations.

Vietnam protested its innocence.

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.

It's hip to swear by capitalism and protest its hard edges.

HSBC protests its innocence.

I protest its possible destruction.

Participants said they were protesting its lack of democratic accountability.