Sentence examples for protested vehemently from inspiring English sources

The Americans protested vehemently, to no avail, and refused to accept their silver medals.

When he was offered a job in Uganda, his wife, with whom he has a young daughter, protested vehemently.

Lackey started Game 5 on Thursday, and when Manager Mike Scioscia took him out of the game, he protested vehemently.

Partisans of the cathedral protested vehemently at this impertinence, and in the end Pope Paul III decided that the Compania was too grand.

Worth had protested vehemently, arguing that there was no real conflict and that his removal would deny Schwarz his right, under the Sixth Amendment, to the counsel of his choice.

Norway's government protested vehemently to Russia's throughout, to no avail.In this section The triumph of the monthly bill Beaming Shop after you drop A strong signal Abundant in Inner Mongolia Exit the dragon?

Tells about the recent Israeli election in which neither main party received a majorityThe fear that this might lead to the religious parties gaining too much power led American Jews to protest vehemently.

When she told him he was becoming obsessed with the plight of animals at the expense of their marriage and their son, he'd rolled up one of his publications and slapped his palm with it over and over, protesting vehemently, like someone scolding a bad dog.

As for those protesting vehemently against the recommended changes as if the fate of the nation were at stake, I wouldn't mind betting they have left an accent or two off somewhere in the past and not been sentenced for treason.

"That's not true," she protests vehemently.

Innocent people don't usually protest vehemently about trust issues.