Sentence examples for publicly protest from inspiring English sources
When Hashemi fled, American officials did not publicly protest.
"The president believes strongly in the right of individuals to publicly protest, to voice their concerns in public.
Yet Goebbels forced Furtwängler into submission, and the conductor's subsequent failure to publicly protest against the Nazi regime's crimes damaged his post-war reputation.
American analysts believe Pakistan would be reluctant to publicly protest the designation, because to do so would substantiate American beliefs that Pakistan supports the Haqqanis.
Archbishop de Lastic's readiness to publicly protest attacks by Hindus wherever they occurred drew some criticism from non-Catholic Christian groups in India.
Napthine, who faces an election next month, has become the first premier to publicly protest against proposals to axe the Friday state-based editions of 7.30.
Mr. O'Brien publicly protested.
Since then, I have campaigned and publicly protested.
Academics at Birmingham University have also publicly protested about their vice-chancellor, Sir David Eastwood's £426,000 salary.
In some cases it may be possible for people to assuage their feelings of outrage by publicly protesting the injustice.
Tillerson's proposed cuts were so galling that even some Republicans — Senators John McCain and Bob Corker, for instance — publicly protested.
