Sentence examples for weak protests from inspiring English sources

But Spanish inexorably takes over, despite weak protests from a handful of outnumbered anglophones.

The moves have been greeted with only weak protests from the Sunni parties that now hold power since the arrests weaken their political competition.

With the government this weak, protest movements are thrust into relevance and can probably expect a lot more of this kind of scrutiny.

The weakest protest holds that any noxious views are mitigated, or even annulled, by the greatness of Bach's music.

Europe, embroiled in a severe financial crisis, prefers televised indignation — a facade of political unity and weak popular protests.

His wife shed a few tears before he left, but was too weak to protest.

Usually self-immolation is a way for the weak to protest against the powerful.

Partly because I felt too weak to protest and partly to humor him, I consented, unaware that by this gesture I would become his protégé and confidant.

She said the doctor came into her room and began to grope her, but the sedation made her too weak to protest or fight.

Weak profits, worker protests, and a trend of divestment from companies that aren't seen as environmentally sustainable are among the challenges it faces going forward.

Responding on Twitter to the WBC, the band called the protest "weak" and promised to donate $1,000 to the Human Rights Campaign.