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Sentences ending with protests

His fellow-clergymen called, some to express sympathy and encouragement, more of them to voice in person indignant and horrified protests. [9]
The manoeuvre, in short, was executed very clumsily and very obviously, but executed nevertheless--the sisters marching out of the room under a fire of protests. [9]
They went to importing rum, and also to manufacturing it in private stills, in defiance of the government's commands and protests. [5]

More example sentences with the word protests in them

He took post with Judge Short at the foot of the stair, where, in spite of the protests of the Celebrity and of other well-disposed persons, the two favored the parting guests with an occasional impromptu song and waved genial good-byes to the ladies. [9]
Therefore his relations with his brother-in-law, whose prudent caution he considered avarice, and whose earnest protests against his often unprecedented demands frequently roused his ire, became more and more unfriendly. [10]
He leaned over while one or another of the other Symbols was entertaining the house with protests and appeals, and asked, in a whisper, "What is your price for the sack? [5]
The ladies' dresses were constantly getting ruined, nevertheless protests and supplications went for nothing. [5]
I'll go out to them," said Princess Mary, and in spite of the nurse's and Dunyasha's protests she went out into the porch; Dron, Dunyasha, the nurse, and Michael Ivanovich following her. [2]
With a view to attracting free settlers to that penal colony, M. Feillet, the Governor, forcibly expropriated the Kanaka cultivators from the best of their plantations, with a derisory compensation, in spite of the protests of the Council General of the island. [5]
But while he thought this, and while he could justly blame Fulkerson for Lindau's presence at Dryfoos's dinner, which his zeal had brought about in spite of March's protests, still he could not rid himself of the reproach of uncandor with Lindau. [8]
In spite of the Maplewood residents, of the City Improvement League and individual protests, we obtained it with absurd ease. [9]
At the supper- table spread by Norah Doyle, in spite of the protests of her visitors-- the Young Doctor, Louise and Patsy--Nolan Doyle, who had a fine gift for playful talk, had tried to keep the situation free from melodrama. [11]
There he would sit, blinking, and carrying on the while an undercurrent of protests and rumblings, while Miss Virginia and other young ladies mixed and chopped and boiled and baked and gossiped. [9]
If a man shivered in fear, or staggered from weakness, or for very hunger turned sick, he was marked as a victim, and despite his protests was huddled away with the real victims to die the awful death. [11]
He bluffed, he raised the limit in spite of protests, and when he lost one always had the feeling that he would ultimately get his money back twice over. [9]
In spite of protests, denials, appeals, he remained firm. [9]
Iberville quelled all protests, and they stepped back. [11]
There were no protests or remonstrances or accusations, nor to the world was there any change in the daily life of these two. [4]
Whereupon, despite her protests and prayers for forgiveness, Virginia took to her mare again and galloped off. [9]
My whole nature protests against such one-sided humanity! [6]
If I should proclaim that they were protests against the scholastic tendency to shift the total responsibility of all human action from the Infinite to the finite, I might alarm the jealousy of the cabinet-keepers of our doctrinal museums. [6]
And the train of thought hurdled the rising, crying protests of that other self whose poise she had lost. [13]
But then, instead of going to bed, Joan, weary as she was, sent the Dwarf for me, in spite of Catherine's protests and persuasions. [5]
The simple result of George's protests was to make Honora dance with Algernon the more, evincing, even at this period of her career, a commendable determination to resent dictation. [9]
Despite the protests of Banks and Fitzpatrick, and of Mr. Fox (who arrived early, not having been to bed at all), I jumped into a chaise and drove to Brook Street. [9]
Julie performed her last real act of renunciation when, in spite of the protests of her friends, she wore the grey watered- poplin, made modern by her own hands. [11]
If the young ladies shared her sentiments they made no resolute protests, remembering perhaps the scarcity of young men elsewhere, and thinking that it is better to be loved by a lawn-tennis suit than not to be loved at all. [4]
In spite of Jean's late protests as to piloting a "gentleman-of-war," this was one of the joyful moments of his life. [11]
True to the instinct which had kept him faithful to one idea for sixteen years, and in spite of the protests of Mattingley and Carterette--of the despairing Carterette who felt the last thread of her hopes snap with his going--Ranulph made ready to leave them. [11]
I told you in a letter four years ago that your protests came too late. [11]
Yet, with all her protests, no one would have thought her English. [11]
They both ignored Dryfoos in the little play of protests which followed, and he said, half jocosely, half suspiciously, "And is the banjo the fashion, now? [8]
Another shot whizzed by at a distance, but we did not change our course, and then balls came flying over our heads, dropping round us, cooling their hot protests in the river. [11]
Nobody should be blamed who, when such things are done, in good faith and from patriotic motives protests against them. [7]
On my way back to the city I reflected that, in spite of my protests against Maude's going--protests wholly sentimental and impelled by the desire to avoid giving pain on the spot--I had approved of her departure because I didn't want her. [9]
At last Blanche's attacks on Jacques called out anxious protests from men like rollicking Soldier Joe, who said to her one night, "Blanche, there's a devil in Jacques. [11]
Such was the assault on the Ashuela, which for years had exercised an apparently secure monopoly of the city's telephone service, which had been able to ignore with complacency the shrillest protests of unreasonable subscribers. [9]
In the army and navy there were protests, many and powerful, against the smallness of the pay, while the cost of living had vastly increased. [11]
Romanism he considered a religion of mercy and peace by the side of what the English call the Reformation.--I mention these protests because I happen to find them among my notes, but it would be easy to accumulate examples of the same kind. [6]

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