Sentence examples for slightest protest from inspiring English sources

The slightest protest is unpatriotic.

For the slightest protest against my treatment, I was held in solitary confinement — once for 7 months and 23 days.

Without even saying what expenses will be reduced or eliminated in order to do this, and while they continue to increase them at the slightest protest of any pressure group.

It is a theme he struck with his Russian counterparts in the tense months before Moscow accepted, with only slight protest, the American withdrawal from the 1972 Antiballistic Missile Treaty.

It is a theme he struck repeatedly, and with success, during talks with the Russian defense minister, Sergei B. Ivanov, in the tense months before Moscow accepted, with only slight protest, the American withdrawal from the 1972 Antiballistic Missile Treaty.

We inspected the bunk beds--testing those gridlike springs that with only the slightest squeaks of protest have borne aloft the bodies of so many sleeping freshmen (excuse me, freshpersons --and toured the unisex bathrooms.

Vietnamese officials tend to abhor the slightest hint of any protest or social disorder, and particularly around prominent sites.

As far as not speaking is concerned, Lucas joins Bryan Cox and Wayne Chrebet in not granting interviews to local reporters, apparently to protest perceived slights and critiques, stories printed and not true.

The two monks are reported to have suffered slight burns following their protest.

But that forward thinking -- which has a slight feeling of protesting too much -- is belied by the red-blue facts on the ground.

Dissatisfaction also makes the French a particularly fractious people to govern, ready as they are to contest, and protest, at the slightest excuse.