Sentence examples for verbal protest from inspiring English sources
"verbal protest" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It refers to expressing opposition or disagreement through spoken words rather than physical actions. One can use "verbal protest" when describing a situation where someone voices their disagreement or protest using words. For example: "The students gathered outside the school to engage in a peaceful verbal protest against budget cuts to the music program."
He seemed proud of what he had done, giving a verbal protest – some kind of explanation in French as to why he had done it – and then just standing there waiting to be arrested.
John Bass, the U.S. ambassador to Turkey, was summoned to the country's Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Monday in Ankara and given "written and verbal protest" that blamed the altercation on "aggressive and unprofessional actions taken, contrary to diplomatic rules and practices, by U.S. personnel," according to a statement by the Turkish government.
Two of the children seemed to be incapable of powerful resistance or verbal protest because of their condition of illness.
The health care provider's attempts to establish contact (and initiate the procedure) were met with a verbal protest of "no" and resolute facial expressions.
They could either limit themselves to verbal protests and risk the permanent loss of Abyei or try to retake the area by force and risk causing mayhem: a new civil war or at the very least a string of clashes along their northern border.
In September 1965, when its verbal protests proved futile, Pakistan attempted to change the status quo through military force.
Given those stimuli, a child may manifest different levels of dental treatment avoidance behavior, including verbal protests, movements of the body and head, and crying [ 8].
The men say they stopped eating to protest verbal abuse and threats of deportation from guards.
As nurses we are expected to obey orders, clean and wash and most importantly to accept physical and verbal abuse without protest.
The territory known as the Orange River Sovereignty (see Orange Free State) was annexed by the British the following year, provoking Pretorius and the Transvaal Boers to verbal and then armed protest.
Hence, Jamie Dimon indignantly protesting his verbal mistreatment by the press, by the White House, by whomever.
