Sentence examples for protested your from inspiring English sources

He did not altogether quarrel with Arendt's criticism of the weaker elements of a people in extremis, but, "to the degree that there really was weakness," he protested, "your emphasis is, so far as I can tell, completely one-sided and leaves the reader with a feeling of rage and fury".

"You can't run roughshod over people because they're protesting your oppression," said Cat Brooks, an organiser of both protests.

In late November, Florida's education commissioner, Gerard Robinson, wrote directly to Mr. MacNamara to protest "your desire to have another party manage the contract".

But somehow he manages to do it in such an inconsequential way that it's easy to protest your innocence, or simply put things off.

You might have to resign from your current job, protesting your innocence but citing the inconvenience you have caused the PM.

Look, Bill, if the Darfur victims protest your presence, I'll talk to them and explain that your reporting on their plight will be a big help.

On hearing this, a normally "polite and reserved" Japanese professor felt moved to protest: "Your universities – they will follow British business model?

Every time a library is closed, every time a hospital is privatised, there's somewhere nearby where people can protest – your friendly local high street.

When you are the Republican mayor of a city where huge numbers of residents just spent a steamy day vigorously protesting your invited guest, who happens to be the president of the United States of America, you choose your words carefully.

Like any captive, it helps to protest your innocence.

They'll protest your goals because they are not ambitious enough to go after their own.