Sentence examples for protesting me from inspiring English sources

"Since they were protesting me for once saying that Islam is 'the only religion that acts like the Mafia (and will) kill you if you say the wrong thing or draw the wrong picture …' And then two Jihadists gunned down 12 people in Paris for saying the wrong thing and drawing the wrong picture," he said.

"He had a fantastic opportunity to protest me and probably get me disqualified so I had to take a penalty turn which cost me distance," said Ainslie, unbeaten in regattas in the heavyweight Finn dinghy since Athens.

"I find out these freaks called the Westboro Baptist Church are going to protest me 'cause they hate gays and I have a semi-gay following," she explained.

If you're one of my readers, you're probably protesting: "Not me!

Does anyone still read him?" Muttered protests from me.

"It has not been like an episode of Borgen," Cameron protested to me on the campaign trail last week.

(Told of this comment, Stoppard protests to me that Marlowe is exaggerating. "Derek," he says, "is a fantasist enclosed by more mirror than glass").

"But I don't want the assistant to do this part!" the woman in the chair protested, eyeing me with distrust.

"If the Dalai Lama asked Tibetans to protest, believe me, all Tibetans would rise spontaneously," he said.

"I didn't have no million people out there marching and protesting to get me my job," Archie sneers.

The long-term consequences of my injuries haven't stopped me protesting.