Sentence examples for protested this is from inspiring English sources

Or as John Conyers, the committee's ranking Democrat, protested: "This is not Watergate; it is an extramarital affair.

[Kentucky Derby winner American Pharaoh is the horse in question.] As one of my friends protested: this is the same paper that made Citizen one of its books of the year.

However, there was a period in the early nineties when Valenti was absent; Gregory Peck, a member of the board of governors of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, argued against including Valenti, and protested, "This is the Academy, not the M.P.A.A".

When audible sniggers criss-crossed the room, Dr. Sgarbi protested: "This is no laughing matter". The NGA director Brian Kennedy Brian Kennedy described the review as "second-rate criticism, sloppy journalism and an appalling insult, which I regard as offensive". Dr. Genocchio holds Italian and Australian citizenship and a PhD from Sydney University.

"No," he protested, "this is a nice umbrella.

Vane protested, "This is not honest; yea, it is against morality and common honesty", to which Cromwell shouted in response, "O Sir Henry Vane, Sir Henry Vane; the Lord deliver me from Sir Henry Vane!" This ended the commonwealth, and Cromwell began to rule as Lord Protector.

"This is not protesting, this is not first amendment rights," he said.

After many years of direct action protests, this is the first hunger strike for D.C. self-rule.

I was too afraid to protest; this was the right sacrifice, I convinced myself.

I protested, but "this is the procedure".

But Ned Dolejsi, executive director of the California Catholic Conference, protested: "This case was never about contraception.