Sentence examples for strenuously protesting from inspiring English sources
For the most part, those who are most strenuously protesting their civil liberties being trampled upon by the NSA will never be subjected to the experiences I've had to deal with.
But drug industry executives have strenuously protested the administration's actions.
He championed, or at least failed to strenuously protest, the Vatican's effort to spy on nuns.
Then, in a matter of days, the administration and Mr. Ashcroft began a series of unilateral actions to expand their powers even more, which provoked Mr. Leahy to protest, strenuously.
Britain protested strenuously, saying Portugal was going back on its word.
All of which is further evidence for the wisdom in that line from Hamlet about the lady protesting too much: strenuously asserting something is often a sign that, really, you doubt it, or believe the opposite.
Coumba and Debo strenuously resist.
Local campaigners protested so strenuously that their rights were being infringed that Npower backed down.
When Lannan wanted to bring a group of students to see "City," Heizer protested so strenuously that Govan had to intervene, and then Heizer spent the entire visit in his studio.
Exhausted at last, he then took a five-month vacation in America, touring strenuously and receiving quasi-royal honours as a literary celebrity but offending national sensibilities by protesting against the absence of copyright protection.
