Sentence examples for was vigorously protested from inspiring English sources

Its construction was vigorously protested by his neighbors, who marched with placards like "No More Monuments to Greed" and who later charged that work was done illegally to beat the deadline limiting the height of new buildings in the neighborhood to 75 feet.

Five years later, Wollersheim offered confidential Scientology materials, including space opera teachings, to the court as evidence, a move that was vigorously protested by the church's attorneys.

He had "despised" his father, and his succession is vigorously protested by the imperial concubine Madame Yang, who waves a testamentary edict naming her son, Duanwen, Duanbai's oldest brother, as emperor.

A few days ago, Tyler, the Creator, one of the inheritors of N.W.A's chaos theory, had to cancel an Australian tour after his variously misogynist lyrics were vigorously protested.

But in Balakot, despite the potential dangers of its location, residents are vigorously protesting.

They have been vigorously protesting the callousness of their treatment -- the way the rich people who employed them for the munificent sum of $13.50 an hour found it so easy to dump them on the scrap heap with the rest of America's unemployed millions.

In fact his scheduled speech at West Point was so vigorously protested that it ultimately had to be canceled.

Mr. Tenet was vigorously defensive.

Grossi was vigorously opposed before this.

(This was vigorously disputed).

Undergraduates were away on vacation so unable to comment, but the 50 plus research students in CSS, who had been ignored thus far, vigorously protested the university edict.